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  17. ^"Billboard's Top Album Picks > Pop > Devo – Oh no! It's Devo".Billboard.Vol. 94, no. 47. 27 November 1982. p. 68.ISSN0006-2510.Devo's brand of high tech dance rock has already staked its musical horizons on its earliest albums
  18. ^Walters, Barry (15 June 2010)."Devo – Something for Everybody".Rolling Stone.Retrieved28 February2014.
  19. ^Bream, Jon (24 April 2011)."Dance-happy Duran Duran delivers 80s ecstasy".Star Tribune.Retrieved26 February2014.
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  21. ^Buckley, Peter (2003).The Rough Guide to Rock(3rd ed.).Rough Guides.p.336.ISBN978-1-8435-3105-0.Disappointingly, a third album, TWISTED TENDERNESS (1999) offered little progression from the duo's dance-rock template.
  22. ^Wilson, MacKenzie."Electronic – Get the Message: The Best of Electronic".AllMusic. All Media Network.Retrieved1 March2014.
  23. ^Ankeny, Jason."EMF – Artist Biography".AllMusic. All Media Network.Retrieved26 February2014.
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  38. ^Friskics-Warren, Bill (29 November 2011)."Hot Chelle Rae's 'Whatever': Light dance-rock songs".The Washington Post.Retrieved28 February2014.
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  47. ^Schoemer, Karen (21 February 1993)."POP MUSIC; Mick Jagger Owns Up to His Long Past".The New York Times.Retrieved1 March2014.
  48. ^Graff, Gary; Brod, Doug."Jesus Jones".Trouser Press.Retrieved27 February2014.
  49. ^Sculley, Alan (23 April 1993)."Keeping Up with the Joneses".Daily Press.Archivedfrom the original on 3 March 2014.Retrieved27 February2014.
  50. ^Eliscu, Jenny (8 July 2004)."The Killer – Hot Fuss".Rolling Stone.Retrieved26 February2014.
  51. ^Kuntz, Mike (25 November 2008)."The Killers return to the '80s... again".The Michigan Daily.Retrieved26 February2014.
  52. ^Sanneh, Kelefa (3 August 2006)."Evanescence and the Killers Get Ready for Their Encores".The New York Times.Retrieved26 February2014.
  53. ^Grierson, Tim (8 October 2012)."Tim Grierson on the LCD Soundsystem Documentary" Shut Up and Play the Hits "".IFC.Retrieved26 February2014.
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  57. ^Collar, Matt."The New Cities – Artist Biography".AllMusic. All Media Network.Retrieved20 April2015.
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  60. ^Robbins, Ira."Oingo Boingo".Trouser Press.Retrieved27 February2014.
  61. ^Murray, Robin (14 August 2013)."Primal Scream x Daniel Avery Pair Up".Clash.Retrieved26 February2014.
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  66. ^Robbins, Ira."Pseudo Echo".Trouser Press.Retrieved5 October2013.
  67. ^Arnold, Gina (6 March 1992)."That What Is Not (1992)".Entertainment Weekly.Archivedfrom the original on 3 March 2014.Retrieved27 February2014.
  68. ^Riemenschneider, Chris (19 October 2012)."John Lydon reboots his Public Image".Star Tribune.Retrieved27 February2014.
  69. ^Saunders, Michael (13 March 1992)."Post-punk Rockers to Bring New Sound To Miami".Sun-Sentinel.Archived fromthe originalon 27 April 2015.Retrieved21 April2015.
  70. ^Eliezer, Christie (15 October 2005)."Rising Up from Down Under".Billboard.Vol. 117, no. 42. p. 34.ISSN0006-2510.
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  72. ^Paoletta, Michael (17 June 2006)."Inside Track".Billboard.Vol. 118, no. 24. p. 90.ISSN0006-2510.
  73. ^Weiss, Dan (8 September 2010)."The Scissor Sisters make scandalous disco-rock".SF Weekly.Archived fromthe originalon 5 March 2014.Retrieved1 March2014.
  74. ^Robbins, Ira."Shamen".Trouser Press.Retrieved1 March2014.the Shamen reoriented themselves to play simplified dance rock on the pointedly political but boringly de-Shamenized in Gorbachev We Trust.
  75. ^Stevenson, Jane (23 October 2013)."Simple Minds make triumphant return to Toronto".Toronto Sun.Retrieved28 February2014.
  76. ^"Simple Minds".Cambridge News.22 June 2013. Archived fromthe originalon 24 May 2014.
  77. ^Kaufman, Gil (31 January 1998)."Ex-Stone Roses Singer Not Just Monkeying Around on New LP".MTV.Archived fromthe originalon 5 March 2014.Retrieved1 March2014.
  78. ^Chin, Brian (22 June 1985)."Dance Tracks".Billboard.Vol. 97, no. 25. p. 61.ISSN0006-2510.It's a throwback to the Heads' pre-funk dance-rock sound
  79. ^"Head Games: 'Talking Heads: Chronology'"(PDF).PopMatters.22 February 2012. Archived fromthe original(PDF)on 29 August 2013.Retrieved28 February2014.
  80. ^Shewey, Don (23 September 1986)."David Byrne keeps on making sense".The Boston Phoenix.p. 4.It's a far cry not just from Talking Heads' nervous dance rock but also from the experiments with "found" sound onMy Life in the Bush of Ghosts
  81. ^Boehm, Mike (2 August 1990)."3 Talking Heads Plus 5 Equals Concert".Los Angeles Times.Retrieved28 February2014.
  82. ^Cogan, Brian (2006).Encyclopedia of Punk Music and Culture.Greenwood Publishing Group.p. 225.ISBN978-0-3133-3340-8.Bassist Tina Weymouth and drummer Chris Frantz also play in the dance rock band Tom Tom Club.
  83. ^Sawdey, Evan (1 March 2009)."U2: No Line on the Horizon".PopMatters.Retrieved1 March2014.After the breakthrough 1991 albumAchtung Baby,this group of working-class Irish lads slowly began losing themselves in the pre-millennial dance-rock craze
  84. ^Monger, James Christopher."Walk the Moon – Artist Biography".AllMusic. All Media Network.Retrieved19 December2016.
  85. ^Hight, Jewly (14 October 2011)."The 2011 Americana Music Awards: That Old Time Rock and Roll".American Songwriter.Retrieved27 February2014.
  86. ^Righi, Len (6 January 2005)."Dance-rock band Was (now Was) ready to walk the dinosaur again".The Morning Call.Archived fromthe originalon 27 April 2015.Retrieved27 February2014.
  87. ^Rodman, Sarah (7 May 2008)."Was (Not Was) is again with new CD".Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.Archived fromthe originalon 4 March 2014.
  88. ^Young, Alex (22 August 2008)."Listen: The White Tie Affair".Consequence of Sound.Retrieved9 March2016.
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