Definitions

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  • noun A music style fusing dance music, punk and electronic.

Etymologies

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electro- +‎ clash

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  • And do you remember what everyone called electroclash kids?

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  • They've been often linked to the so-called electroclash scene as well, but I guess there's much more in the composition than simply electroclash components.

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  • Larry Tee, the man who coined the term "electroclash"!

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  • "To its credit, 30 Century Man is seriously focused on defining and promoting appreciation for the music itself," writes Allison 'electroclash' Goldfrapp, who praises Walker for 'not hiding behind fashion or rhythm.'

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  • When Ladytron started, they were readily shunted into a catch-all of early-2000s acts awkwardly tagged "electroclash," as a variety of newer acts reworked a range of early-'80s styles to their own ends.

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  • Larry Tee, the man who coined the term "electroclash"!

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  • "To its credit, 30 Century Man is seriously focused on defining and promoting appreciation for the music itself," writes Allison 'electroclash' Goldfrapp, who praises Walker for 'not hiding behind fashion or rhythm.'

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  • "To its credit, 30 Century Man is seriously focused on defining and promoting appreciation for the music itself," writes Allison 'electroclash' Goldfrapp, who praises Walker for 'not hiding behind fashion or rhythm.'

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  • A year ago we were sent a painfully hip compilation album that sounded as if it was entirely created by a squad of self-regarding Nathan Barleys who somehow managed to turn on the 'electroclash' preset button on their Bontempi synthesisers despite their heads being firmly lodged up their arseholes – except one song; Giddy Stratospheres by The Long Blondes.

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