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Schranz is a hard, repetitive, and fast-paced (most of the time between 140 und 160 BPM) subgenre of electronic music, specifically techno.[1][2] It is characterized by its frequent use of industrial and machine-like sounds, repetitive, distorted percussion loops, and a generally monotonous character. Schranz can be considered a variant of tool and loop techno and a precursor to Hard techno.
- ^ "Vice explains Schranz and Hardtechno". Retrieved 17 April 2024.
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Discogs Schranz collectionwas invoked but never defined (see the help page).