These are very interesting questions, and ones I ponder frequently. I don't know the lore behind Satan and music lol, but like everything, I know he tries to pervert things that were once created to honor and glorify God.
Personally, I believe all genres can be pure and then corrupted by Satan, but the corruption comes to play according to who is making the muic and what their intentions are. I've heard a few (and I'm sure there's many more) artists of today (all known for different genres) coming out as practicing witches. Even if their songs don't sound inappropriate, I still believe that just as a professing follower of Jesus would devote their song and anything they do to God, then the person on the opposite side is probably devoting their music and works to Satan too.
An X Factor winner by the name Altiyan Childs, came out some years back and made a 5 hour video exposing that basically everyone big in the music, entertainment, and political industry, belonged to a publicly accepted yet deceptive Satan worshipping secret society called Freemasonry. In his video he talked about how they all (including him) put hidden imagery in their music, speeches, actions, and buildings to show one thing to the public but in reality was to bring forth a discustingly disturbing plan that showed their dedication to serving Satan.
Now, regardless if someone chooses to believe his confession, it is evident Satan has his hands in music that promotes anything that goes against God's standard for righteousness: profanity, belittling others, praising provocative gestures and sinful behaviors, cursing God, etc
Listening to such music and watching the music videos that do such things, slowly desensitizes us to sin. Certain sins start to look appealing and less damaging. Then there's the mindset of even if we personally wouldn't do certain sins, we won't feel the need to guide others who would away from doing them. We become indifferent. We start looking at the artist's flawed ideals as inspiration for handling situations rather than looking to what God says
A lot of media has an agenda to normalize sin, but just because something is the norm, doesn't mean it's right. We as followers of Christ shouldn't entertain sin in any form it takes, including music