Glitch Pop

Glitch Pop emerged in the early 2000s, particularly within the electronic music scene where artists discovered that computer errors could actually be considered a compelling art form. Characterised by its combination of catchy melodies with intentionally disruptive sound elements like skips, pops, and other delightful digital nonsense, it’s as if someone threw a party for your ears and invited the malfunctions. It’s a genre that proves imperfection can be charming, appealing to both the wild-hearted and those who enjoy a spot of quirky nostalgia for the days of old, when things went wrong in a fabulously analogue way.