Psych Rock
>started in 60s
>boomed in the 70s
>died in the 80s
>revived in the 90s
Post-Punk
>started in the 70s
>boomed in the 80s
>died in the 90s
>revived in the 00s
Synth
>started in the 80s
>boomed in the 90s
>died in the 00s
>revived in the 10s
What's next?
Whatever The Residents are.
Post-rock?
Grunge?
Nu-metal?
balearic beats.
Grunge
>synth
pop punk
>pop punk started in 90's
Pop punk started with the ramones
boring 3rd wave post-rock
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>post rock
>wave
way to expose yourself pleb
thrash pls
Hip Hop?
>Synth
lol
2-step, but once again it's failing to gain critical mass
Music
>invented in 1910
>boomed in the 1970s
>died in 2011
When is it gonna come back boys?
Numetal
2 MONITORS 1 STAND
Hopefully no more revivals.
this.
not all revivals are good revivals
Post post punk?
Band camp weenies
Alt. Rock
Gangster Rap
>started in the 90s
>boomed in the 00s
>died in the 10s
>revived in the 20s
There's literally nothing else to innovate in music
people say this every decade
But it's been true since the 90s, there has not been a single notable musical advancement since
Some good fucking dub or ambient techno, homefully
It'll be noise rock
Electronic and Hip Hop has definitely advanced since the 90s.
Boy bands
Not in any real way though, we haven't seen any true musical advancement since the 70s. The "advancement" is just the unwashed masses discovering shit some old avant-garde composers already did ages ago or aesthetically tweaking music and pretending it's new (Danny Brown making rap with post-punk aesthetics, various house/techno genres defining themselves based on what they sample, etc.)
hopefully never
power electronics
This
I hope
Nu-metal?
Screamo?
waiting for latin-influenced electro pop to die in the 20s