>take cool arty music from the past
>seamlessly synthesize it into contemporary pop
Any other examples?

>>126804517 (OP)
I remember I saw this band posted like 5 years ago and I checked it out and it was ass
maybe my recollection is wrong, but I wont be revisiting it

>>126804538
cool

>>126804517 (OP)
Didn't they rip off a song from Wire

>>126804517 (OP)
>generic post punk
>BUT GIRLS
a win for us, feminismbros...

trust fund band

>>126804577
they ripped off a riff.
>>126804604
not really post punk. influenced by it, but it's pop rock.

Elastica [DGC, 1995]
Punk-pop as self-consciously noncanonical market ploy, wound tight as a methedrine high. The Buzzcocks weren't deep, Wire wasn't deep, but these sassy London girls are shallow on principle, accentuating the desperation of a fun they refuse to grant any emotional resonance. I love their bright, tough veneer and hectic sexuality. I'll happily get juiced on their quick charge. And I can imagine myself discarding them without a second thought. After all, they're asking for it. A-

>>126804617
She's Jewish and dated Damon Albarn

>>126804643
Lmao. I dont know how to feel about review

>>126804643
bruh how did he get some of this shit past the editor

>>126804517 (OP)
Rocked harder than most 90s Britpop.

>>126804889
>britpop poster boys were all over her

>>126804577
Nothing wrong with that
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctpzzTR15yo

>>126804643
Lol What a hack