What is Electronic body music?
{{Infobox Music genre |name=Electronic body music |bgcolor=silver |color=black |stylistic_origins= {{hlist|[[Industrial music]]|[[Synthpunk]]|[[Synthpop]]|[[Electropop]]|[[Post-punk]]}} |cultural_origins={{hlist|Early 1980s|[[Belgium]]|[[United Kingdom]]|[[Germany]]|[[Canada]]}} |instruments= {{hlist|[[Synthesizer]]|[[drum machine]]|[[music sequencer|sequencer]]|[[keyboard instrument|keyboard]]|[[sampler (musical instrument)|sampler]]}} |popularity=Small |derivatives= {{hlist|[[New beat]]|[[Goa trance music|Goa trance]]|[[Dark electro]]|[[Electro-industrial]]|[[Futurepop]]}} |subgenrelist=List of electronic music genres |subgenres= |fusiongenres= |regional_scenes= |other_topics=}} '''Electronic body music''' ('''EBM''', also known as '''aggropop''') is a [[music genre]] that mixes together parts of [[industrial music]] and [[electronic dance music]].<ref name=sicko>Dan Sicko, ''Techno Rebels: The Renegades of Electronic Funk'', Billboard Books, 1999, p. 142.</ref> It first became popular in [[Belgium]].<ref name=sicko/> == References == {{reflist}} {{music-stub}} [[Category:Industrial music]] [[Category:Electronic body music| ]]