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EBM (Electronic Body Music) and industrial music are two distinct musical genres, but often associated due to their common origins in the 1980s and certain stylistic similarities. Here's a description of each genre:
Electronic Body Music (EBM):
EBM is a genre of electronic music that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s in Belgium and Germany. It is characterized by a minimalist, rhythmic electronic sound, combined with industrial elements and powerful bass lines. EBM is often considered a precursor of industrial music and techno.
EBM features :
Industrial music :
Industrial music is an experimental, avant-garde musical genre that also emerged in the 1980s. It is influenced by noise, industrial sounds, avant-garde and electronic elements. Industrial music often explores discordant and disruptive sounds to create a dark, abrasive and sometimes chaotic atmosphere.
Characteristics of industrial music :
Although EBM and industrial music share certain common features, they differ significantly in terms of sonorities, musical approaches and themes. Both have had a profound influence on the development of electronic and experimental music over the years.