The first type of music that I would try is anything that uses an LFO ("Low-Frequency Oscillator") to modulate frequencies that are higher in the audio spectrum. I think this is the purest form of achieving what you asked about in the original post.
I would try music that uses LFOs (electronica, trance, dub-step). Keep in mind that there are various shapes of LFOs (sine, square, triangle, sawtooth, etc.).
Maybe try your favorite Dub-Step song.
Changing frequencies of a song to unheard frequencies
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