What is idm slang?

IDM Slang: A Guide

IDM (Internet Dance Music) slang, like any subculture's lexicon, provides a shorthand way for enthusiasts to communicate about the music, artists, and experiences surrounding it. While IDM is a broad genre with regional variations, certain terms tend to pop up more frequently.

• Braindance: Often used interchangeably with IDM, but sometimes used to describe a more frenetic, chaotic, or complex form of IDM. See: https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/braindance
• Glitch: Refers to the deliberate incorporation of digital artifacts, errors, and noise into the music. Common in experimental IDM. See: https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/glitch
• Wonky: Describes music with an intentionally off-kilter, unstable, or asymmetrical rhythm. It can also refer to unusual or unexpected sounds/elements within a track.
• IDM: Stands for Intelligent Dance Music.
• Ambient: Often used to define the atmosphere of the sounds. See: https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/ambient
• Experimental: Refers to the experimental sounds created by IDM artists. See: https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/experimental%20music
• Sound Design: Encompasses how sounds are manipulated to create a specific artistic effect.
• Autechre: A band mentioned by name since they are pioneer in IDM genre.