Brit‧pop /ˈbrɪtpɒp $ -pɑːp/ noun [uncountable]
a type of British popular music of the 1990s. It often has tunes that are easy to remember, clever or interesting words, and is suitable for dancing. It is usually played by small bands with a drummer, one or two guitar players, and a singer. Well-known Britpop bands include Blur and Oasis.

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