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Scenes & Movements
“Scenes & movements” is not a single musical style but a meta‑category used by historians, critics, and discographers to group releases and artists that cohere around a place, community, manifesto, press‑coined wave, or shared infrastructure (venues, labels, fanzines, studios, aesthetics). Examples include geographically rooted clusters (Merseybeat in Liverpool, CBGB punk in New York, Madchester in Manchester), ideational collectives (Rock in Opposition across the UK/Europe), press‑named waves (No Wave, C86), and label‑centric families (Elephant 6 in the U.S.). These scenes frequently develop recognizable sonic traits, visual codes, and production practices—yet what binds them first is social ecology and self‑identification rather than a strict set of musical parameters.
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