List of New Wave bands and artists

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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 1970's and early 1980's. In addition there are acts listed that are more commonly described as other genres today.

New Wave bands and artists include:

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  1. ^ Allmusic Adam Ant bio
  2. ^ The Second British Invasion New Wave now an old ripple Knight Ridder News Service Published by The Spokane Chronicle August 26, 1986
  3. ^ Pop and Jazz Guide New York Times November 12, 1999
  4. ^ The Jim Carroll Band "Catholic Boy" (1980) Atco Los Angles Times March 18, 1993
  5. ^ Jim Carroll Album Review Rolling Stone February 5, 1981
  6. ^ Article: The Police, The Clash, Elvis Costello will join the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Associated Press November 17, 2002
  7. ^ Etienne Daho Stagoro bio
  8. ^ Etienne Daho Evous bio
  9. ^ Killer Pussy Allmusic bio
  10. ^ Marquis de Sade Allmusic bio
  11. ^ Minimal Compact Billboard bio
  12. ^ Shriekback Allmusic bio
  13. ^ Where Are They Now: '80s New Wave Musicians Morrissey of The Smiths ABC News November 29, 2007
  14. ^ Rip it up and Start Again 1978-1984 by Simon Reynolds
  15. ^ The Stranglers Allmusic bio
  16. ^ The History of Rock and Dance Music by Piero Scaruffi
  17. ^ Suicide Allmusic bio
  18. ^ The Venetians Allmusic bio

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