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 use technology to create music that challenges traditional norms and embraces innovation. The aesthetic of electropunk is often characterized by a futuristic, cybernetic style, drawing inspiration from cyberpunk literature and films. This includes themes of dystopia, technology, and anti-establishment sentiments. Notable artists associated with electropunk include The Prodigy and Crystal Castles, who incorporate punk influences into their electronic compositions.