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Main article: New Wave music
The following is a list of artists that were involved with the New Wave movement of the late 1970s and the 1980s. Listed are artists that were described as "New Wave" at some point during this period. Unlike in the United States, in the United Kingdom "New Wave" is defined as a genre that is limited to acts that played a hybrid of punk rock and other styles during the late 1970s and early 1980s. In addition there are acts listed that are more commonly placed within other genres today.
Individual members of New Wave groups are not listed unless their solo work was New Wave. Band members often work on solo projects because they want to explore different music styles.
New Wave artists and bands include:
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- ^ 20/20 Allmusic bio
- ^ a-ha allmusic bio
- ^ Allmusic Adam Ant bio
- ^ The Second British Invasion New Wave now an old ripple Knight Ridder News Service Published by The Spokane Chronicle August 26, 1986
- ^ And One Allmusic biography
- ^ Any Trouble Allmusic bio
- ^ a b c d e f Drowning in my Nostalgia Philippine Daily Inquirer September 7, 2002
- ^ POP REVIEW; Dark Delight Returns From the Shadows "Up-tempo songs like Terror Couple Kill Colonel and In the Flat Field showed what Bauhaus had done with late-1970s new-wave rock;" by Jon Pareles for The New York Times September 14, 1998
- ^ The English Beat Allmusic bio
- ^ The Belle Stars Allmusic overview
- ^ Bill Nelson bio Allmusic
- ^ Blanket of Secrecy Allmusic overview
- ^ Allmusic bio The Blockheads
- ^ Bruce Woolley Overview Allmusic
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Rock Against the Bloc Krakow Post February 1, 2010
- ^ Allmusic Camouflage bio
- ^ Joe "King" Carrasco Allmusic bio
- ^ Pop and Jazz Guide New York Times November 12, 1999
- ^ The Jim Carroll Band "Catholic Boy" (1980) Atco Los Angeles Times March 18, 1993
- ^ Jim Carroll Album Review Rolling Stone February 5, 1981
- ^ Allmusic bio
- ^ Celebrate The Nun Allmusic bio
- ^ Pop and Jazz Guide The New York Times November 22, 2002
- ^ Cetu Javu Allmusic bio
- ^ Cheap Trick Allmusic bio
- ^ The De-Evoulution of Akron's Music Rubber City bands rose to prominence during wild 1970s, Defining New Wave Beacon Journal September 10, 2000"There was Chi Pig, a quintessential New Wave group, hooking quirky approaches"
- ^ Allmusic Heartbeat Album review
- ^ a b Nederwave: avontuurlijke voetnoot bij de Nederpophistorie KindaMuzik January 29, 2011
- ^ Allmusic Cock Robin Allmusic bio
- ^ The Colour Field Allmusic bio
- ^ Comateens allmusic bio
- ^ Combo Audio - Romanticide video NME"A new wave classic and rare video from 1983"
- ^ AllmusicThe Comsat Angels bio
- ^ Josie Cotton Allmusic bio
- ^ Crash Course in Science - Cardboard Lamb video NME
- ^ Marshall Crenshaw Allmusic bio
- ^ The Cretones Allmusic bio
- ^ Allmusic Review Incandescent Crumbacher Allmusic Review
- ^ Cuddly Toys Allmusic bio
- ^ The Cure cancels North American tour CBC August 25, 2007
- ^ Fear and loathing in Cure's velvet crypt Toronto Star July 16, 1992
- ^ Etienne Daho Stagoro bio
- ^ Etienne Daho Evous bio
- ^ Deine Lakaien at allmusic
- ^ a b c A Real New Wave Rolls out of Ohio Village Voice, April 17, 1978
- ^ Dollar Allmusic bio
- ^ The Comsat Angels Allmusic bio (Dream Command was an alias for this band)
- ^ EBN-OZN Allmusic bio
- ^ Dave Edmunds Allmusic bio
- ^ Echo and The Bunnymen What are You Going to Do with Your Life Album review Pitchfork June 22, 1999"Echo were always one of the more classic rock-oriented of the new wave bands"
- ^ a b c Allmusic New Wave Music Essay
- ^ Trouser Press Erasure bio"English synth-pop duo Erasure — keyboardist/songwriter Vince Clarke (ex-Depeche Mode, Assembly) and vocalist/lyricist Andy Bell — nearly cornered the market on romantic new wave expression in the late '80s."
- ^ Born in 1959: The last happy generation Helsingin Sanomat November 10, 2010
- ^ Allmusic The Fabulous Poodles bio
- ^ Face to Face Allmusic bio
- ^ Various Artists: 'A Bugged Out Mix By Klaxons NME 9 October 2007
- ^ Falco Allmusic bio
- ^ Fashion Allmusic Overview
- ^ Felony Allmusic
- ^ Fiat Lux Allmusic bio
- ^ Fingerprintz Allmusic bio
- ^ Fischer-Z Allmusic Overview
- ^ The Fixx Allmusic bio
- ^ Flash and the Pan Allmusic overview
- ^ The Fleshtones Allmusic bio
- ^ The Flirts Allmusic bio
- ^ MUSIC NOTED IN BRIEF; British Rock Group In Concert at the Ritz The New York Times November 20, 1984
- ^ Allmusic Frazier Chorus bio
- ^ Allmusic Fun Boy three bio
- ^ Furniture Allmusic bio
- ^ GENE LOVES JEZEBEL TRANSCENDS HARD ROCK Los Angeles Daily News November 19, 1990
- ^ Gene Loves Jezebel In Concert Deseret News October 11, 1985
- ^ Allmusic General Public bio
- ^ Allmusic Gleaming Spires bio
- ^ Allmusic H20 bio
- ^ Allmusic Nina Hagen Overview
- ^ Allmusic Bio Paul Hjaig
- ^ Haircut 100 Allmusic bio
- ^ Hassisen Kone Allmusic Page
- ^ Allmusic overview Bonnie Hays
- ^ Allmusic Haysi Fantayzee overview
- ^ Allmusic Robert Hazard Allmusic bio
- ^ Allmusic Murray Head bio
- ^ Allmusic Heaven 17 bio
- ^ North of a Miracle Review Allmusic
- ^ Allmusic Immunity Overview
- ^ Allmusic Holly & the Italians bio
- ^ Allmusic Hubert Kah bio
- ^ Allmusic The Human League Bio
- ^ Allmusic Human Sexual Response bio
- ^ a b c The Bizzaros Allmusic Bio
- ^ Allmusic JoBoxers bio
- ^ Music-storyIndex about Johnny Hates Jazz
- ^ Howard Jones Allmusic bio
- ^ Music to Brood by, Desolate and Stark by Simon Reynolds for the New York Times October 7, 2007 "At some point between “Unknown Pleasures” and “Closer,” fans and critics began to treat Mr. Curtis like a seer: a New Wave equivalent to Jim Morrison, but with the balance shifted from Eros to Thanatos"
- ^ Katrina & the Waves at Allmusic. Retrieved 2012-01-11.
- ^ Prato, Greg. Discipline Review at Allmusic. Retrieved 2012-01-11.
- ^ Killing Joke at Allmusic. Retrieved 2012-01-11.
- ^ allmusic Bikini Wax review
- ^ Killer Pussy: Old-School Phoenix Punk Parodists Gather For 30th Anniversary Reunion Phoenix New Times May 27, 2010
- ^ a b c d e Allmusic Power pop genre"Power-pop bands happened to emerge around the same time of punk, so they were swept along with the new wave because their brief, catchy songs fit into the post-punk aesthetic. Out of these bands, Cheap Trick, the Knack, the Romantics, and Dwight Twilley had the biggest hits, but the Shoes, the Records, the Nerves, and 20/20, among many others, became cult favorites."
- ^ Robin Lane Allmusic bio
- ^ PUNK, BOSTON STYLE; TO MAKE THE LOCAL NEW WAVE SCENE, IT HELPS TO BE INTO RACISM AND VIOLENCE Boston Globe Magazine March 2, 1980
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/artist/laid-back-p18775/biography
- ^ Cyndi Lauper Allmusic bio
- ^ Jona Lewie Allmusic bio
- ^ Litfiba Allmusic bio
- ^ The Little Girls Allmusic bio
- ^ Allmusic overview
- ^ Robert Marlow Almusic bio
- ^ Minimal Compact Billboard bio
- ^ Models at Allmusic
- ^ Modern Romance Allmusic bio
- ^ Modern Talking Almusic bio
- ^ The Mood Allmusic overview
- ^ Moving Pictures Biography at allmusic.com
- ^ Gary Myrick Allmusic bio
- ^ Brief biography of Belgian new wave/synthpop band "Nacht und Nebel"
- ^ "The Strangest Thing" Album Review by The Toledo Blade September 23, 1990
- ^ Green Day releasing new single? NME February 18, 2008
- ^ Niagara Allmusic Overview
- ^ Allmusic Yoko Ono bio
- ^ Season of Glass Album Review Rolling Stone July 9, 1981
- ^ Recordings Quick Spins Washington Post February 20, 2007
- ^ Allmusic Orange Juice bio
- ^ P-Model Allmusic bio
- ^ Robert Palmer Allmusic bio
- ^ Plastics Allmusic bio
- ^ It all started at the Dard Wasaga Sun January 12, 2010
- ^ "Cubes, Primitives in Hollywood's Bastion of Attitude" Los Angeles Times 19 February 1990 "big bouncy beautiful post Blondie powerpop foam as if new wave never went away"
- ^ The Producers Allmusic bio
- ^ Propaganda Allmusic bio
- ^ Pseudo Echo Allmusic bio
- ^ Psyche Allmusic bio
- ^ The Quick UK Allmusic bio
- ^ Mondo Deco Album Review Allmusic
- ^ The Rich Kids Allmusic bio
- ^ Allmusic Avalon Album review
- ^ Rubber Rodeo Discography Allmusic
- ^ The Rubinoos Allmusic bio
- ^ Patty Smyth, cohorts bring back timeless beat Dallas Morning News August 17, 2007
- ^ Allmusic Secret Service bio
- ^ Section 25 Allmusic bio
- ^ Seona Dancing Allmusic bio
- ^ Phil Seymore Allmusic bio
- ^ Shriekback Allmusic bio
- ^ Allmusic bio The Silencers
- ^ Allmusic Overview The Sinceros
- ^ Allmusic bio Single Bullet Theory
- ^ Siouxsie and the Banshees Allmusic bio
- ^ Hot list: Female New Wave icons Arizona Republic February 27, 2009
- ^ Siouxsie & the Banshees Play Perkins Palace Los Angeles Times October 17, 1981
- ^ Where Are They Now: '80s New Wave Musicians ABC June 12, 2008
- ^ Ian Copeland, at 57; promoter helped bring 'New Wave' music to US Associated Press published by Boston Globe May 26, 2006
- ^ Allmusic bio Soda Stereo
- ^ Belouis Some Allmusic bio
- ^ Spizz Allmusic Bio
- ^ 80′s Music Rules ~ Criminally Underrated Artists/ Bands ~ The Stabilizers (Erie, PA) Article about Stabilizers by David Marsden
- ^ The Stranglers Allmusic bio
- ^ Strawberry Switchblade Album Review Allmusic
- ^ Allmusic bio The Style Council
- ^ Suicide Allmusic bio
- ^ Talk Talk allmusic bio
- ^ Taxi Girl Allmusic bio
- ^ Taxxi Allmusic bio
- ^ Telex Allmusic bio
- ^ Tenpole Tudor Allmusic bio
- ^ Sophie Ellis-Bextor Allmusic bio
- ^ Allmusic bio
- ^ Tommy Tutone Allmusic Bio
- ^ Toto Coelo Allmusic bio
- ^ The Tourists Allmusic bio
- ^ Allmusic Toyah bio
- ^ Allmusic Tubeway Army bio
- ^ Tuxedomoon Allmusic bio
- ^ The Undertones Allmusic bio
- ^ Midge Ure Allmusic bio
- ^ The Venetians Allmusic bio
- ^ Allmusic Violent Femmes bio
- ^ Visage Allmusic bio
- ^ Wah! Allmusic bio
- ^ John Waite Allmusic bio
- ^ Allmusic bio Wham!
- ^ Success Surprises Tears for Fears The Leader-Post October 12, 1985
- ^ Wide Boy Awake Allmusic bio
- ^ Allmusic bio Jane Wiedlin
- ^ Allmusic Matthew Wilder bio
- ^ Allmusic Wolfsheim bio
- ^ ALISON MOYET "The Turn" W14 Music Washington Post July 18, 2008
- ^ Reviews/Rock; A New-Wave Diva of Many Voices New York Times Jun6, 1994
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