How will the 2010s be remembered in music history?

Worse than the 80s for mainstream popular music

Extremely diverse if you look outside billboard, pitchfork, fantano and /mu/

>>72346110
80s pop is great though

>>72346110
Worse but never more successful

>>72346152
>80s pop is great though

Most 80s pop aged like milk

>>72346094
better than 00s. but not good overall with the exception of some landmark albums that won't be fully appreciated until a decade or two after their release, such as Age of Adz.

>>72346202
Age of Adz is going to be a meme
I can see it happening

>>72346202
You are a faggot

>>72346171
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLTGs4fqxBk

LIES

>>72346268
I'd argue that death grips paved the way for more experimental music coming out in the future.

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We got these at least

>>72346171
>Kate Bush
>Bowie
>Tears for Fears
Take that back

>>72346233
for better or worse, it's probably gonna be the kid a of the 2010s. an accessible "experimental" album that inspires thousands of artists to try to follow suit.
>>72346268
probably

>>72346361
80s Bowie was trash-tier compared to 70s Bowie though

An abysmal 10 year period of club shit """"bangers""""" and indie bands who have a hard on for synth pop

>>72346495
Actually, pop music has changed a lot over the decade. Compare the top 100 hits from 2010 and 2016 and you'll notice the huge difference.

The consensus will probably be that it's better than the 2000s, not as good as the 90s

edm, trap music, and pseudo intellectual hipster garbage

Gender politics, nostalgiafaggotry and shoegaze revivals. Maybe vaporwave as well.

>>72346094
Progressive hip hop