| 词条 | Machine-pop |
| 释义 | {{orphan|date=May 2016}}{{unreferenced|date=May 2016}} Machine-pop is a music genre within the electronica music scene. Machine-pop derives from the sound developed by the German band Kraftwerk in the early 1970s. Its distinct sound incorporates different electronic instruments, synthesizers, drum machines, toy instruments, toys, electronic devices as well as conventional classical instrument such as organ and flute, often combined with voice synthesis like vocoders and text-to-speech software. The music is programmed with help of sequencers in a controlled style, often with very strict rhythm quantification in strive to obtain its "machine-like" sound. Notable Machine-pop artists include Harold Bishop, Elephant Bong, Shropshire Union Canal, Dandelion and Murdoch, Martin Fowler, Plastiscene, The Orgazoid, Mr Binbag, Sausage Control featuring John Major, Michael Clov and Jon Hamm, Moist Crack, Antimacassar, Rowdy Roddy Peeper, Aluminium Allergy, Alan Cartridge, Cartesian Favouritism, Wasp Merchants, The Armenian Police Force, Green Olives, Michaelangelo Antonioni, Wet Seedcake, The Boiled Sweet, Toaster Fork, P.T. Sturgeon, Damsels in the Press, Moira Stuart, Pipistrelle Fax Machine, PVCBBC, Accent Junction, Princess Diana, The Skirting Boards, Internet Jokefest, and Jeremy Corbijn. {{music-genre-stub}} 1 : Electronica |
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