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- No_wave abstract "No wave was an underground music, super 8 film, performance art, video art, and contemporary art scene that had its beginnings during the late 1970s through the mid-1980s in downtown New York City. The term "no wave" is in part a punk subculture satirical wordplay rejecting commercial elements in general, that was based in the specific rejection of the then-popular new wave genre. No wave music was a reaction against new wave acts, like Talking Heads, signing with record labels, and the use of Chuck Berry guitar riffs commonly used by new wave music groups in the late 1970s. The term became used in downtown New York City concurrent with the 1981 show, "New York/New Wave" that had been curated by the artist/curator Diego Cortez. The movement would last a relatively short time but profoundly influence the development of independent film, fashion and visual art.".
- No_wave instrument Bass_guitar.
- No_wave instrument Drum_kit.
- No_wave instrument Guitar.
- No_wave instrument Keyboard_instrument.
- No_wave instrument Saxophone.
- No_wave musicSubgenre Dance-punk.
- No_wave musicSubgenre Noise_rock.
- No_wave musicSubgenre Punk_jazz.
- No_wave musicSubgenre Super_8_film.
- No_wave stylisticOrigin Avant-garde_music.
- No_wave stylisticOrigin Punk_rock.
- No_wave wikiPageExternalLink no_wave.
- No_wave wikiPageExternalLink punkcast1382.
- No_wave wikiPageExternalLink llikyouridols.
- No_wave wikiPageID "21692".
- No_wave wikiPageRevisionID "604358246".
- No_wave bgcolor "crimson".
- No_wave class "explore".
- No_wave color "white".
- No_wave culturalOrigins "1970.0".
- No_wave hasPhotoCollection No_wave.
- No_wave id "style/d2691".
- No_wave instruments Bass_guitar.
- No_wave instruments Drum_kit.
- No_wave instruments Guitar.
- No_wave instruments Keyboard_instrument.
- No_wave instruments Saxophone.
- No_wave name "No wave".
- No_wave otherTopics "* Timeline of punk rock * New wave * Post-punk * performance art * Experimental rock * visual art".
- No_wave popularity "None".
- No_wave stylisticOrigins Avant-garde_music.
- No_wave stylisticOrigins Punk_rock.
- No_wave subgenres "* Dance-punk * Noise rock * Punk jazz * Super 8 film".
- No_wave subject Category:Artscene.
- No_wave subject Category:Artscene_groups.
- No_wave subject Category:Industrial_music.
- No_wave subject Category:Music_scenes.
- No_wave subject Category:New_York_City_performance_art.
- No_wave subject Category:No_wave.
- No_wave type Genre.
- No_wave type MusicGenre.
- No_wave type TopicalConcept.
- No_wave type Concept.
- No_wave comment "No wave was an underground music, super 8 film, performance art, video art, and contemporary art scene that had its beginnings during the late 1970s through the mid-1980s in downtown New York City. The term "no wave" is in part a punk subculture satirical wordplay rejecting commercial elements in general, that was based in the specific rejection of the then-popular new wave genre.".
- No_wave label "No Wave".
- No_wave label "No Wave".
- No_wave label "No wave".
- No_wave label "No wave".
- No_wave label "No wave".
- No_wave label "No wave".
- No_wave label "No wave".
- No_wave label "No wave".
- No_wave label "Ноу-вейв".
- No_wave label "ノー・ウェーブ".
- No_wave sameAs No_Wave.
- No_wave sameAs No_Wave.
- No_wave sameAs No_wave.
- No_wave sameAs No_wave.
- No_wave sameAs No_wave.
- No_wave sameAs ノー・ウェーブ.
- No_wave sameAs No_wave.
- No_wave sameAs No_wave.
- No_wave sameAs No_Wave.
- No_wave sameAs m.05fx6.
- No_wave sameAs Q823080.
- No_wave sameAs Q823080.
- No_wave wasDerivedFrom No_wave?oldid=604358246.
- No_wave homepage llikyouridols.
- No_wave isPrimaryTopicOf No_wave.
- No_wave name "No wave".