<sod>Pop musicians who made experimental music include [[The Beatles]], [[Pink Floyd]], [[Captain Beefheart]], [[Frank Zappa]], [[Franco Battiato]], [[Brian Eno]], [[John Zorn]], [[Pere Ubu]], [[Faust (band)|Faust]], [[Can (band)|Can]], [[Robert Wyatt]], [[DNA (American band)|DNA]], [[Robert Fripp]],  David Bowie [[Diamanda Galás]], [[Cabaret Voltaire (band)|Cabaret Voltaire]], [[Jayme Amatnecks]] and [[Boyd Rice]]. [[The Residents]] started in the seventies as an idiosyncratic musical group mixing all kinds of artistic genres like [[pop music]], [[electronic music]], experimental music with [[movie]]s, [[comic book]]s and [[performance art]] {{harv|Ankeny|n.d.}}. [[Throbbing Gristle]] experimented with electronic noise and [[cut-up technique]]s with short pieces of tape with recorded sound on it. [[Fred Frith]](Henly Cow) as well as [[Keith Rowe]] began exploring new experimental possibilities with [[prepared guitar]]s. In the seventies [[Chris Cutler]] began experimenting with an eclectic drum kit with all kinds of added sound possibilities acoustic as well as electric. The self-titled debut album of [[This Heat]] was recorded between February 1976 and September 1978, and characterized by heavy use of [[tape music|tape manipulation]] and [[tape loops|looping]], combined with more traditional performance, to create dense, eerie, electronic soundscapes.<eod>
<sod>Pop musicians who made experimental music include [[The Beatles]], [[Pink Floyd]], [[Captain Beefheart]], [[Frank Zappa]], [[Franco Battiato]], [[Brian Eno]], Roxy Music, [[John Zorn]], [[Pere Ubu]], [[Faust (band)|Faust]], [[Can (band)|Can]], [[Robert Wyatt]], [[DNA (American band)|DNA]], [[Robert Fripp]], David Bowie, [[Diamanda Galás]], [[Cabaret Voltaire (band)|Cabaret Voltaire]], [[Jayme Amatnecks]] and [[Boyd Rice]]. [[The Residents]] started in the seventies as an idiosyncratic musical group mixing all kinds of artistic genres like [[pop music]], [[electronic music]], experimental music with [[movie]]s, [[comic book]]s and [[performance art]] {{harv|Ankeny|n.d.}}. [[Throbbing Gristle]] experimented with electronic noise and [[cut-up technique]]s with short pieces of tape with recorded sound on it. [[Fred Frith]](Henly Cow) as well as [[Keith Rowe]] began exploring new experimental possibilities with [[prepared guitar]]s. In the seventies [[Chris Cutler]] began experimenting with an eclectic drum kit with all kinds of added sound possibilities acoustic as well as electric. The self-titled debut album of [[This Heat]] was recorded between February 1976 and September 1978, and characterized by heavy use of [[tape music|tape manipulation]] and [[tape loops|looping]], combined with more traditional performance, to create dense, eerie, electronic soundscapes.<eod>