Synth-rock is a musical genre that combines the dynamics of rock with the electronic sound of synthesizers. It emerged mainly in the 1980s, when artists experimented with the then-new technology of electronic synthesizers, adding elements of electronic music to the classic rock sound. The result is a unique auditory experience, characterized by rhythmic drums, guitar riffs, and melodic lines from synthesizers, creating a rich soundscape that combines the dynamism of rock with the atmospheric texture of electronic music.