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genre
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genre noun breed, category, character, class, denomination, description, designation, division, form, generic class, genus, group, nature, species, specific category, specific class, specific type, type, variety
See also: class, denomination, kind, style


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General audiences will appreciate descriptions of sub-genres such as grindcore, grunge and death metal, and artifacts of the culture such as body piercings, leather and even the video game Guitar Hero are also explained.
There are now many sub-genres to this type of music, with some of the sub-genres being commonly played on top 40 radio stations.
quot;Trance" is one of the most popular of the major electronic music genres, and in the early 1990s it spawned a sub-genre known as "Goa trance", so known because it was developed by Western expatriates living in beach communities in the former Portuguese colony of Goa, India.
 
 
 
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