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Art pop
Art pop is a subgenre of pop music developed as certain pop musicians drew inspiration from their 1950s and 1960s art school studies, including John Lennon, Bryan Ferry, Syd Barrett, and Brian Eno.〔 Partially inspired by pop art,〔 such artists included allusions win their work to pop art, avant-garde literature, cinema, and fine art. The loosely defined style includes music by Talking Heads, Peter Gabriel, Laurie Anderson, Beck, Pavement, and Duncan Sheik,〔 as well as artists such as David Bowie, Roxy Music, Japan,〔 and Grace Jones.
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According to critic Stephen Holden, the genre often refers to any pop style whose artist deliberately aspires to the formal values of classical music and poetry.〔 It is distinguished from art rock by emphasizing the manipulation of signs over individual expression. According to cultural theorist Mark Fisher, art pop involved the rejection of conventional rock instrumentation and structure in favor of dance styles and the synthesizer.〔
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