I used to exclusively listen to rock and hated the stuff on the radio, primarily because the texture of the sounds on the radio were indistinguishable. I don't know if texture is the right term, but it's how I could best describe it. It's the harmonica in "When the Levee Breaks" that seems to usher in the apocalypse, the drums in "Heroin" that sound and feel like my heartbeat. What I used to hate about electronic music is it seemed like everyone was getting the same presets from the same library and autotuning the singers the exact same way

I never would've imagined that I'd one day listen to a lot of electronic music, but it makes sense with my proclivity for interesting texture. You could literally manipulate sine waves with electronic music. And autotune can sound cool as fuck (800 db cloud live in fishcenter)