Wikipedia:Requested articles/music/Genres
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[edit] 1-9
- 1900s early medieval chant(s) -
- 1980s dance -
- 1990s Alternative(s) -
[edit] A-B
- Afro Cubop -
- Arévalo -
- Budaixa -
- Bugcore -
- Bedroom Music -
- Beyond Broken Beat -
[edit] C-D
- Congolese Soukuss -
- Calypso-style baila -
- Cante chico -
- Canto a tenore
- Carolina Beach Music -
- Cavacha -
- Cha'abi -
- Chaos Metal -
- Cheo -
- Cho-kantrum -
- Choogle -
- Christian Techno -
- Clowncore -
- Communist Hymns -
- Computer-Bass -
- Contemporary instrumental
- Crap Jazz -
- Cunk - "cunt" punk, a form of "angry chic rock" commonly associated with female punk bands of the grunge persuasion.
- Dance-Noise
- Dark Country -
- Desi Rock -
- Disco House -
- Distorted Dance Music - Is this Intelligent Dance Music?
- DJENT -
- Dub Techno -
[edit] E-F
- Early synth -
- Euphoric Trance -
- Electro-dance rock -
- Electronic luk thung -
- Electroporn -
- Echidnacore -
- FakeCore -
- Frenchcore -
- Fritsch, Todd -
- Fulia -
[edit] G
- Gang-a-tsui -
- German pop -
- Goth Punk -
- Greek choral music -
- Grove dance -
- Grupera -
[edit] H-I
- Haqibah -
- Hard Techno -
- Hat tuong -
- Heavenly voices -
- Highlife fusion -
- Hobbit Metal - Heavy Metal Sub-Genre based on writings of JRR Tolkien
- Hobex -
- Hokum jazz -
- Holiday -
- Hua'er -
- Indie folk -
- ISM (Intelligent Shit Music) -
- Irish Drinking Music -
[edit] J-K
- J-industrial -
- J-metal -
- Jamaican Holiday Ditties -
- Jazz-Violence -
- Jazz Noise -
- Jolk -
- Jutoupi -
- K-metal -
- K-noise -
- Kirac -
- Komed stanbul -
[edit] L
- Lam nu -
- Lam ploen -
- Lampu -
- Langgam sawa -
- Laremauna wadauman -
- Lavlu -
- Lazo -
- Letka -
- Liquindi -
- Luk grung -
[edit] M
- Megaphone Singers
- Mele -
- Mele hula pahu -
- melismatic singing -
- Modern Punk - Fusion of Alternative Rock and Punk
- Mornha -
- Morning trance -
- Muove musiche -
- Musical novelty -
- Muziki wa dansi -
- Modern Folk -
[edit] N-O
- Nattura -
- Navy Rave -
- Nenes -
- Neo Goth -
- Neo Post Punk -
- Neo Trance -
- New New Wave -
- NewRo -
- New New Age -
- New Rock Complexity -
- New Taiwanese Song -
- New Generation of Hard Techno (NGoHT) -
- Nhac tai tu -
- Nhac toc cai bien -
- Night trance -
- Noisepop -
- Northumbrian clog dancing -
- Not so intelligent dance music -
- Nuubaat -
- Organic House -
- Oltului -
[edit] P-Q
- Paper Pop -
- Pasada -
- Pechanda -
- Pip-pop
- Pirate Metal -
- Pithecanthropus early 2355 BC hum(s) -
- Plebeian Waltz -
- Pleng Thai sakorn -
- Plunderphonica -
- Political Music -
- Pop mop -
- Porn music -
- Post-black Metal -
- Post-Pop -
- Prefab Pop -
- Post-grunge alternative trip-hop terrorcore -
- Post-muzak -
- Post-porn music -
- Prepared Music -
- Prophetic Worship -
- Psychedelic Reggae -
- Quan ho -
- Quasi-serialist -
- Quguan -
[edit] R
- Rock Orchestras -
- Rock Sistaz -
[edit] S
- Sacred Vocal Music -
- Sadarang -
- Sarour -
- Schwebcore- see www.alphawezen.com and related sites for this genre of electronic music
- Septeto -
- Shan-ge -
- Solar Music -
- Solar System Music -
- Soukuss - originated in the Congo
- Soulcore -
- Speedwood -
- Story song -
- Swirlygoth -
- Sword Metal -
[edit] T-Z
- Tamborere -
- Teknobeat -
- Thames Beat -
- Tibetan Chant -
- Tolkien metal -
- Trad Rock -
- Trip-Pop -
- Tropicalista - brazilian movement in late 1960's -
- Trubrot -
- Waaberi -
- Winter metal -
- Zachary Spears -
- Zimbabwean Chant -