New Wave

Definition of New Wave as it relates to Entertainment, Music, Rock Music

New Wave is a unique and vibrant style of Rock Music, emerging from the late 1970s and early 1980s as a fusion of punk, pop, and dance music. Characterized by its quirky and eccentric elements, it became an integral part of the Music scene within the realm of Entertainment. Its distinct attributes, marked by innovative use of synthesizers, unconventional melodies, and often thought-provoking lyrics, set it apart in the Rock Music domain. It represents a bold divergence from the traditional norms, embodying the spirit of rebellion and artistic experimentation. This innovative genre broadened the horizons of Rock Music, contributing significantly to the diversification and evolution of Entertainment and Music.

Child Hierarchical Categories

[80S New Wave]

[American New Wave]

[Art Punk New Wave]

[British New Wave]

[DancePunk New Wave]

[Garage Rock Revival New Wave]

[Gothic Rock New Wave]

[Indie Rock New Wave]

[Mod Revival New Wave]

[Pop Rock New Wave]

[PostPunk New Wave]

[Power Pop New Wave]

[Punk Rock New Wave]

[Ska New Wave]

[SynthPop New Wave]

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