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Definition of power pop in English: power popnoun mass nounA style of pop music characterized by a strong melody line, heavy use of guitars, and simple rhythm. Example sentencesExamples - From the Replacements to the Hang Ups, Minneapolis has long been a beacon for tuneful, crunchy power pop.
- Actually, I think we're influenced by those genres, but we're not striving to be new wave or power pop.
- Scotland's Teenage Fanclub are the standard-bearers of modern power pop.
- But the power pop is just too infectious.
- The term power pop is, in itself, fairly insulting, suggesting brainless three-minute novelties.
- Power pop is alive and well in Australia it would seem.
- All of these influences would manifest into Jonny's own unique style of power pop.
- I can see where power pop comes from.
- Their power pop incorporates so many great influences that they never sound stale.
- The track is far more power pop and far less celtic dance than their previous work.
- The music is Southern power pop with a dash of blues thrown in for good measure.
- The album is a genius blend of light rock and power pop.
- Their look could be a described as militaristic, cartoon characters, but their sound is pure modern power pop.
- The only reason I want to use the word power pop for Sloan is that they're too damn friendly for US success.
- And on their major label debut, they get down to it with bright jangles of highly danceable power pop dusted with attitude-packed female vocals.
- I hear a bit of 70's NYC punk in these guys filtered through the Strokes and the melodies of 80's power pop.
- In between, we get punk rock, rough-and-tumble love songs, fuzzed-out power pop and even a surf-rock number.
- What's the difference between power pop and pop-rock?
- Beats For Beginners is a band that deals in floaty power pop reminiscent of the Shins with synth taped onto the ends.
- His latest single is dancefloor-savvy power pop.
Definition of power pop in US English: power popnoun A style of pop music characterized by a strong melody line, heavy use of guitars, and simple rhythm. Example sentencesExamples - I hear a bit of 70's NYC punk in these guys filtered through the Strokes and the melodies of 80's power pop.
- I can see where power pop comes from.
- In between, we get punk rock, rough-and-tumble love songs, fuzzed-out power pop and even a surf-rock number.
- The music is Southern power pop with a dash of blues thrown in for good measure.
- Their power pop incorporates so many great influences that they never sound stale.
- The only reason I want to use the word power pop for Sloan is that they're too damn friendly for US success.
- All of these influences would manifest into Jonny's own unique style of power pop.
- What's the difference between power pop and pop-rock?
- His latest single is dancefloor-savvy power pop.
- But the power pop is just too infectious.
- The term power pop is, in itself, fairly insulting, suggesting brainless three-minute novelties.
- Scotland's Teenage Fanclub are the standard-bearers of modern power pop.
- From the Replacements to the Hang Ups, Minneapolis has long been a beacon for tuneful, crunchy power pop.
- Their look could be a described as militaristic, cartoon characters, but their sound is pure modern power pop.
- And on their major label debut, they get down to it with bright jangles of highly danceable power pop dusted with attitude-packed female vocals.
- The album is a genius blend of light rock and power pop.
- Beats For Beginners is a band that deals in floaty power pop reminiscent of the Shins with synth taped onto the ends.
- The track is far more power pop and far less celtic dance than their previous work.
- Actually, I think we're influenced by those genres, but we're not striving to be new wave or power pop.
- Power pop is alive and well in Australia it would seem.
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