Art of Noise is an innovative British synthpop group formed in 1983, notable for their experimental use of digital sampler technology and electronic beats. The band's key members, Anne Dudley, Trevor Horn, and Paul Morley, helped pioneer a new wave of music that blurred the lines between pop, ambient, and avant-garde. Their most influential works include the ground-breaking track "Moments in Love" and the Grammy-winning "Peter Gunn". Art of Noise's distinctive sound and technological approach significantly influenced the development of genres such as house, techno, and ambient music.