Digital Hardcore is a music genre that combines elements of hardcore punk and electronic music. It emerged in the early 1990s, characterized by its aggressive sound, fast tempos, and heavy use of distorted beats and samples. The genre often features shouted vocals and a chaotic, energetic style, appealing to fans of both punk and electronic music. One of the most notable labels associated with Digital Hardcore is Digital Hardcore Recordings, founded by Alec Empire of the band Atari Teenage Riot. This genre has influenced various artists and subcultures, blending the raw intensity of punk with the innovative aspects of electronic production.