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==Electroclash revival==
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Around 2022, electroclash experienced a resurgence led by several prominent artists. [[DJ Hell]] launched a new electroclash tour, while Konerytmi presented a distinctive electroclash 2022 live act in a steampunk-themed environment. Norbert Thunder contributed to the revival with his "Fembot Actress EP" in 2022, which included the festival hit track "Groove, Style, Lights, Euphoria." The EP was marketed as an effort to reintroduce the electroclash sound to contemporary audiences. Several record labels also began releasing electroclash vinyl records and EPs again, including the Spanish label Veintidós Rec. and the Italian label Rapid Eye Movement Records.

===Electroclash in the U.S.===
In the U.S., the genre gained media attention when the Electroclash Festival was held in New York in October 2001, aiming to "make a local breakthrough with this scene, presenting a select group of superstar and pioneer artists from Europe and the U.S."<ref name="FREEwilliamsburg">{{cite web |url=http://www.freewilliamsburg.com/october_2001/electro.html |title=Electroclash 2001 Festival: Bringing Innovative Music to NYC |publisher=FREEwilliamsburg, Issue 19, 2001 |date=October 2001 |access-date=26 August 2016 }}{{Dead link|date=February 2024 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}</ref><ref name="stylusmagazine"/> The Electroclash Festival returned in 2002, followed by live tours across the US and Europe in 2003 and 2004. Notable artists who performed at the festival and subsequent tours include [[Scissor Sisters]], ADULT., [[Erol Alkan]], [[Princess Superstar]], [[Mignon (musician)|Mignon]], [[Mount Sims]], Tiga and [[Spalding Rockwell]].