cyberpop
nounEtymology From cyber- + pop.
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Rare Pop music evoking cyber themes.
- […] cyberpop duo the Shamen fashion an archaic futurism from rapped vocals, fizzing synthesizers, hyperactive drum machine...1997, Mark Dery, Escape Velocity:
- In his carefully orchestrated fusion of innocence and menace, Michael Jackson has become a kind of cultural icon of techno-totemism, a true cyberpop villain/hero.1998, Bradd Shore, Culture in Mind: Cognition, Culture, and the Problem of Meaning:
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- More than ever they are seen as the originators of modern electronic pop music — somehow the bridge between Stockhausen and cyberpop.2004, Pascal Bussy, Mick Fish, Kraftwerk: man, machine and music:
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Elements of cyberpunk fiction and cyberculture brought into the mainstream as pop culture.