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subculture can be
categorized into
three main
substyles: 'Gothic', 'classic', and 'Sweet'. Many
other substyles such as 'Sailor', 'Country', 'Hime' (princess)...
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substyle and the
substyles that
range from
ganguro to
further are the only ones with the use of more pop in
terms of
color while most
gyaru substyles...
- and
northern Cote d'Ivoire.
Often the most
conservative of the
various substyles.
Typically features a
single courtyard,
characterized by high
white and...
-
consumed by
Bavarian monks as a
source of
nutrition during times of fasting.
Substyles of Bock include:
Maibock (May Bock), a paler, more
hopped version generally...
-
music of Dead Can
Dance and In the Nursery. Simultaneously,
different substyles ****ociated with the new wave and dark wave
movements started to merge...
- roll (or rock or rock
music or
other variants,
though not more
specific substyles like hard rock),
though some
artists would more
commonly be described...
-
Batucada ([batuˈkadɐ]) is a
substyle of
samba and
refers to a
percussive style,
usually performed by an ensemble,
known as a bateria.
Batucada is characterized...
-
several dancers and the DJ can be seen
sporting hi-top fades.
Different substyles emerged around the same time, such as the "gumby" (slanted hi-top that...
- the
substyle is not the same as the noon line (see below). The
angle on the dial
plate between the noon line and the
substyle is
called the
substyle distance...
- is
particularly well
represented in
North America, Europe, and ****an.
Substyles inspired by
industrial music include dark ambient,
power electronics,...
