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Trap music for trendy hipster goth kids who want to scare their parents and black friends. Usually, but not always, containing a simple Trap beat with a bangin' kick, a snappy snare and trills & trills of hi-hats, accompanied by deep, atmospheric basslines and squelchy trance synthlines. A Witch House track may or may not contain vocals, if it does, it's often a stolen, down-pitched one-liner or chorus from a popular HipHop/Rap song or an extremely weird, spoken word phrase sampled from a vintage horror movie. The producers of Witch House music often use monikers including occult symbols, upside-down letters and inverted/converted/reverted letters.
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