Early 90s British Indie was GOAT era

Isn't this basically britpop?

>>72047803
This

Have you heard their new album? Still good.

>>72047829

I don't like the term personally. Call it what you want, its fucking superb music is all I know

Creation Records

>Oasis
>Teenage Fanclub
>Jesus & Mary Chain
>Primal Scream
>My Bloody Valentine

et al

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lv2yYKiB8lQ

This band, this tune

>>72047907

YES!

>>72047839

national treasures. and the first band I ever saw live.

>>72047939

fucking love em

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JKPa3zEadM

>>72047987

for me it is sidewinder. encore at that first show I saw.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73-ayN2UhE8

>>72047829
Not at all.

>>72048052

pure class

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>>72048071
defo is somewhat. it's 60s/ 70s influenced guitar pop from 90s britain, that's the most concrete definition of britpop that you can get. plus some of the guitar work on this album is very obviously a major influence on oasis, who often gave them shout outs back in the 90s

fannies are much better though, my personal favs are pic related and SFNB. class act

>>72048130
>plus some of the guitar work on this album is very obviously a major influence on oasis
i meant on bandwagonesque

>>72048130
No way. TFC comes from the tradition of bands like The Status Quo, The Fire Engines and Orange Juice.

Not britpop at all.

>>72048130

Britpop was just a term used by the NME to describe a few bands like Suede, Elastica etc who were big on the London scene at the time

Fanclub were Scottish, well out of all that and pre-dated it too.

Doesn't matter what you call it, British guitar music 1991-1997 was fucking GOAT

>>72047829
>>72048130
>>72048406
Britpop is just umbrella term for 90's British alternative rock
It barely means anytthing

>>72047829
Power Pop