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The 12 pages that link to Britpop, each with the reason it gives.

• Alternative rockCompared with: Britpop’s national identity and pop traditions contrasted with the varied American-centered alternative boom.

• Indie rockCompared with: Britpop shared artists and infrastructure with indie rock but pursued a more overtly mainstream identity.

• The KinksRelated: Britpop bands drew on the Kinks’ combination of English settings and concise pop craft.

• Post-punk revivalCompared with: The post-punk revival redirected British guitar music from Britpop’s broad melodic style toward angular rhythms.

• Spice GirlsCompared with: The Spice Girls’ chart dominance offered a pop-centered counterpart to Britpop’s guitar-band revival.

• Arctic MonkeysCompared with: Arctic Monkeys followed Britpop’s peak while drawing on a different era and sound.

• The ProdigyCompared with: Its guitar-band focus contrasted with The Prodigy’s electronic route to British chart prominence.

• Indie popCompared with: Its mainstream ambitions and assertive presentation differ from indie pop’s often modest scale.

• MadchesterRelated: Britpop followed Madchester’s commercial breakthrough but shifted toward a more conventional guitar-band image.

• Music of the United KingdomBroader topic: Britpop offers a concentrated case of music articulating British identity in a popular form.

• OK ComputerCompared with: OK Computer stood apart from Britpop’s emphasis on direct, guitar-led pop songs.

• Robbie WilliamsCompared with: Williams’s polished pop success occupied a different lane from the era’s guitar-led Britpop.