Electropunk is a subgenre of electronic music that blends elements of punk rock with electronic sounds. It often features aggressive beats, synthesizers, and a DIY ethos, reflecting the rebellious spirit of punk culture. Artists in this genre may incorporate themes of technology, dystopia, and social commentary, creating a unique sound that challenges traditional music norms. The aesthetic of electropunk is often characterized by a fusion of futuristic visuals and punk fashion. This includes bold colors, cybernetic motifs, and a mix of vintage and modern styles. Influential figures in this movement include Gary Numan and The Prodigy, who have helped shape the electropunk sound and culture.