Electronic Hardcore is a high-energy music genre that combines elements of hardcore techno, breakcore, and hardstyle. Characterized by fast tempos, aggressive beats, and heavy use of synthesizers, it often features distorted basslines and samples from various sources. The genre emerged in the late 1990s and has since gained a dedicated following in underground music scenes. Artists in the Electronic Hardcore scene often perform at raves and music festivals, where the intense sound and vibrant atmosphere create an exhilarating experience for fans. The genre is known for its DIY ethos, with many producers releasing music independently through online platforms and underground labels.