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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › CrackedCracked.com - Wikipedia

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   Cracked.com is a American website that was based on Cracked magazine. It was founded in 2005 by Jack O'Brien. In 2007, Cracked had a couple of hundred thousand unique users per month and three or four million page views. In June 2011, it reached 27 million page views, according to comScore.

   • Launched: November 2005; 17 years ago
   • Type of site: Entertainment

   • Owner: Literally Media
   • URL: www.cracked.com

2. pitchfork.com › 6764-no-the-origins-of-no-waveNO!: The Origins of No Wave | Pitchfork

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   Jan 14, 2008 · In an exclusive excerpt from his new book, No Wave, Pitchfork staff writer Marc Masters details the origins of this brief but still-influential movement.

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   What happened to 'no wave'?

   • They decided to call the record * No New York * , and soon the small community of musicians and filmmakers surrounding it was dubbed "No Wave." Small, and short-lived: within a year, many No Wave groups were gone. As * The * * New York Times * ' Robert Palmer put it, "Naming the movement just about finished it off."

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   Is no wave still a thing?

   • There’s no question that a lot of people have heard of no wave, but even more than 35 years after the movement’s peak, it’s still a period of music history that’s talked about more than listened to. And it’s not hard to understand why—this isn’t music that’s all that easy to listen to.

   The Best No Wave Albums: A Beginner's Guide | Treble

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   Who influenced the No Wave movement?

   • By the early 1980s the bands, filmmakers and painters that had associated themselves with the no wave movement had largely moved on, though their influence can be easily traced through the noise rock of subsequent bands such as Sonic Youth, Swans, Einstürzende Neubauten and The Fall.

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   Is no wave a movement based on negation?

   • No. There is perhaps only one question to which No Wave offered a Yes: is there anything left when you start by saying 'No'? So No Wave was a movement predicated on negation-- except those involved didn't consider it a movement, and didn't predicate it on anything. No Wave even said 'No' to its own existence.

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4. www.treblezine.com › best-no-wave-albums-beginnersThe Best No Wave Albums: A Beginner's Guide | Treble

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   Jul 6, 2015 · Read our Beginner's Guide to the best No Wave albums, and find out where to begin with this complicated, art-damaged and short-lived genre.

5. daily.bandcamp.com › features › tape-1-no-wave-newTape #1 is No Wave History | Bandcamp Daily

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   Feb 28, 2024 · The following downtown New York groups traversed the same cracked sidewalks as the bands on Tape #1, sharing bills and aesthetic concerns, demonstrating how no wave reinvigorated a founding tenet of punk—making something new out of nothing, and making “nothing” mean something new.

6. faroutmagazine.co.uk › introductory-guide-to-no-waveFive easy masterpieces: an introductory guide to no wave

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   Mar 1, 2024 · Providing an easy introduction to the disparate and complex stylings of New York's vibrant no wave scene, which rose from the underground in the late 1970s.

7. mixdownmag.com.au › features › columnsMusicology: The History of No Wave - Mixdown Magazine

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   By the early 1980s the bands, filmmakers and painters that had associated themselves with the no wave movement had largely moved on, though their influence can be easily traced through the noise rock of subsequent bands such as Sonic Youth, Swans, Einstürzende Neubauten and The Fall.

8. www.bkmag.com › 2023/02/06 › no-wave-retrospectiveNo wave’s new wave - Brooklyn Magazine

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   Feb 6, 2023 · Visceral, raw, liberating, no wave is considered New York’s last cohesive, experimental, avant-rock movement. Born in the low-rent district of Manhattan’s lower East Side in 1978, no wave lasted only until 1981. But its influence has proven more long-lasting than the movement itself.