Glitch-Hop

Glitch hop is a relatively new sub variant of the glitch form, and shares the name click hop, blip hop, downbreaks and break hop. Aside from the obvious lineage of hip hop and glitch this genre tends to borrow from the IDM and minimalist genres as well. The music is marked by the DSP[disambiguation needed] laden sonic tapestry and twitchiness of glitch with a more hip hop style framework. The beat tends to follow hip-hop's break-derived conventions, falling into a range between 85-100 bpm. Instead of using just traditional drum kits, glitch hop's "nerdified drums" are augmented with clicks, bent circuits, and sometimes the cut up vocals of the MC. Swedish producer Andreas Tilliander's landmark Cliphop and Plee albums (released as Mokira by German labels Raster Noton in 2000 and Mille Plateaux in 2002) are considered by some as the blueprints of the genre. Notable groups of this genre include the L.A.-based production group The Glitch Mob, other artists include Funkstörung, Prefuse 73[7], Machinedrum, Dabrye, Kid 606, Jahcoozi, BreakBeatBuddha and edIT, who published glitch hop tracks as part of larger glitch albums. Cex and MC Waffles also sometimes perform glitch hop material. CanopyRadio.tv is a well-known collaborative project that mixes jungle and glitch hop together into podcast form. Popular Electronica act Autechre have also experimented in a more instrumental style of Glitch hop. Немного исполнителей http://www.last.fm/tag/glitch-hop/artists Немного общения http://glitchhopforum.com/ Немного истории http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glitch-hop