Electronic Rock, by how it feels

Electronic Rock leans intense. 6 of the 14 songs analyzed hit hard — but 0 calm anchors exist for sensory-friendly entry points.

The character of Electronic Rock

Across the 14 Electronic Rock songs we've measured, intensity averages 60/100 — more charged than the typical song we measure (46/100).

They run from American Dream (the calmest here, 48) to Art of Almost (the most charged, 94), with layered textures most common and a mix of the expected and the surprising. It spans 1986–2017.

The widest dynamic swing belongs to Art of Almost.

7.3
Avg Intensity
0
Safe
8
Moderate
6
Intense

Controlled — moderate intensity (8)

Album art for Personal Jesus by Depeche Mode
Personal Jesus
Depeche Mode
moderate
Album art for Strangelove by Depeche Mode
Strangelove
Depeche Mode
moderate
Album art for American Dream by LCD Soundsystem
American Dream
LCD Soundsystem
moderate
Album art for Drunk Girls by LCD Soundsystem
Drunk Girls
LCD Soundsystem
moderate
Album art for That Voice Again by Peter Gabriel
That Voice Again
Peter Gabriel
moderate
Album art for Man of War by Radiohead
Man of War
Radiohead
moderate
Album art for The Butcher by Radiohead
The Butcher
Radiohead
moderate
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Go Robot
Red Hot Chili Peppers
moderate

Intense — proceed with awareness (6)

Album art for Going Backwards by Depeche Mode
Going Backwards
Depeche Mode
intense
Album art for In Your Room by Depeche Mode
In Your Room
Depeche Mode
intense
Album art for Where's The Revolution by Depeche Mode
Where's The Revolution
Depeche Mode
intense
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Feral
Radiohead
intense
Album art for Reverence by The Jesus and Mary Chain
Reverence
The Jesus and Mary Chain
intense
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Art of Almost
Wilco
intense

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