antimusic

/ˌæntiˈmjuzɪk/
noun
  1. Music that deliberately breaks traditional rules of melody, harmony, or rhythm, often as a form of artistic protest.
    • He studied avant-garde composers who created antimusic to challenge listeners.
    • The band's new album is an experiment in antimusic, with random noises and no clear tune.
    • Some critics dismissed the performance as antimusic, but others praised its creativity.
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