Re: The New Wave (~'70s - '80s)
Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2026 8:59 pm
Time to revive this thread
Synthpop should be okay in this thread. I just find it quite a hard genre to pin down in the 80s. If you have any examples, post!turquoise70 wrote:I LOVE NEW WAVE AND POST-PUNK
The genres that just keep on giving. I can always go back there.
Question though... why no synthpop?
Yeah, I mean I'd respect the request not to put synthpop in here except I feel like there's just a lot of overlap between new wave and synthpop, like... a LOT of it. At least to me! Maybe others have a more accurate read on it than me, but I know if I posted some favorites in here SOMEONE would be like "UM ACTUALLY that's synthpop" and then I'd feel big dumbllydia wrote: Synthpop should be okay in this thread. I just find it quite a hard genre to pin down in the 80s. If you have any examples, post!
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New Wave is a bit of a salad genre, but the way I see it is New Wave has its roots in rock and punk, whereas Synthpop is electronic first. Synthpop is an ingredient in New Wave, but it's still its own genre. I just think the rock side of it gets a little overlooked sometimes.turquoise70 wrote:I LOVE NEW WAVE AND POST-PUNK
The genres that just keep on giving. I can always go back there.
Question though... why no synthpop?
Speaking of a salad...rodox_head wrote:New Wave is a bit of a salad genre, but the way I see it is New Wave has its roots in rock and punk, whereas Synthpop is electronic first. Synthpop is an ingredient in New Wave, but it's still its own genre. I just think the rock side of it gets a little overlooked sometimes.turquoise70 wrote:I LOVE NEW WAVE AND POST-PUNK
The genres that just keep on giving. I can always go back there.
Question though... why no synthpop?
No, but I assumed they were a 90s rave/hardcore techno band before trying to get into them years ago.Negamuse wrote:Fine well if we're allowing synthpop, this is at the New Wave end of synthpop, I've always thought
By the way, does this give anyone else Inferno vibes?