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• Electronic & DanceFuture Bass2010年代半ば、オーストラリアのFlumeを震源にSoundCloudから広がったメロディアスなダンス系ポップ。丸く弾むシンセと、サビで急にビートが半分のテンポに落ちるゆったり感が持ち味だ。
• Rock & MetalAustralian IndieThe Church (1980) through Tame Impala, Courtney Barnett, King Gizzard, and Amyl and the Sniffers — the Melbourne / Perth axis of independent Australian guitar music.
• PopPsychedelic PopPop that absorbs the studio experimentation of late-1960s psychedelia — backward tapes, modal melodies, dreamlike imagery.
• Folk & WorldIsland Reggae / Pasifika PopPacific-Islander roots reggae — NZ Herbs, Katchafire, Six60, Hawaiian jawaiian, and the Pasifika diaspora scene in the US west coast.
• Rock & MetalAustralian Gothic Post-PunkThe Melbourne St Kilda scene of 1978–83: The Boys Next Door / The Birthday Party, Dead Can Dance, and the Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds continuation that reshaped goth and post-punk globally.
• Rock & MetalAustralian Pub RockThe sweat-and-shout hard-rock scene that grew in Australia's pubs and RSL clubs through the 1970s and 80s — AC/DC, Cold Chisel, INXS, Midnight Oil, Rose Tattoo.
• Rock & MetalNZ IndieFat Freddy's Drop, Kimbra, Lorde, Marlon Williams, Benee — the post-2000 New Zealand indie / alt / SSW lineage that reworked the country's global pop footprint.
• Hip Hop / R&BAustralian Hip-HopAussie hip-hop from Hilltop Hoods' boom-bap in Adelaide to Baker Boy's Yolŋu Matha rap to The Kid LAROI's melodic trap.
• Rock & MetalAboriginal Rock / Indigenous AustralianThe Indigenous Australian rock tradition — Yothu Yindi (1986), Warumpi Band (1980), No Fixed Address (1979), Archie Roach (1990), Baker Boy (2017).
• Latin & CaribbeanPacific ReggaeHerbs (1979) through Katchafire, Six60, and Sons of Zion — the New Zealand and Pasifika roots-reggae lineage.

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