What genre perfectly describes Talking Heads' sound? Post-punk/New

post punk meets new wave meets art punk

Modern upbeat

>>73500250
Wrong, please read OP again. Art punk and New Wave don't exist, as for post-punk there are only a handful of bands that could really described as such musically and Talking Heads are not one of them.

Does it need to have a genre?

>>73500389
Not necessary but their supposed involvement with punk/post-punk is simply imaginary. They don't sound anything like that.

disco-rock

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>>73500217
Great job killing a thread for this one you faggot

>>73500217
pop

>>73500442
They got lumped in there because those were the typenof bands they played along side when they were on the come up.
>>73500468
This.

>>73500446
>>73500468
>Funk Rock, Disco-Rock, Pop
These sound closer to the truth, thanks i guess.

>>73500217
Government music

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>>73500384
>New Wave don't exist

>>73500468
>proto-punk
what? wasn't punk already an established format by the time the Heads rolled around?

>>73500389
yes, what the fuck kind of question is that?

post-world music

>>73503598
yes, but it sounds similar to proto-punk, therefore gets the designation

>>73500549
I vote for this.

>>73500384
>Art punk and New Wave don't exist
they objectively do, fuck off