Music

The genre of rock music, formed from the musical underground of the 1980s and became popular in the 1990s and 2000s

Kind of African American secular, mostly vocal, music

The era in rock music on the UK music scene in the 1990s, the main feature of which was the revival of the dominant guitar style of pop music of the 1960s

Stringed musical instrument

The style of electronic dance music and the sub-genre of pop music that evolved from the era after disco, around 1981, and combined dance rhythms with pop, house and / or song structure with modern rhythm and blues

The genus of musical art, formed under the influence of African rhythms, European harmony, involving elements of African American folklore

Includes musical genres, subcultures, which are characterized by independence from commercial pop music and mainstream, a special DIY ideology (Do It Yourself - do it yourself)

The generalized name of the form of music making, which arose among the white population of rural areas in the south and west of the USA

Free from terminological rigor, the concept, used, depending on the context, in various meanings, having a completely definite historical meaning and a less definite appraisal

Musical genre, a kind of rock music

The genre of rock music, formed by the mid-1970s in the US, UK and Australia

Generalizing the name of a number of popular music directions

A rhythmic recitative, usually readable by a beat

The genre of electronic music, originated in the mid-1980s in Detroit and its environs and subsequently picked up by European producers

This is the style of electronic dance music that developed in the 1990s

Collective term, which denote different genres of Russian music: thief song, urban romance, military, emigrant and some pop songs

The direction in electronic dance music created by the Kraftwerk group