KnowraThe KinksLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to The Kinks, each with the reason it gives.All 10Broader topic 2Related 4Narrower topic 2Compared with 2British InvasionBroader topic: Their distorted guitar sound and songwriting added a distinctive strand to the Invasion.ParaphiliaRelated: Its everyday use often overlaps with atypical interests but does not imply a diagnosis.Power chordRelated: Their early recordings used heavily distorted guitar chords that helped establish the sound’s rock identity.BritpopNarrower topic: Their character-driven portraits of England offered an earlier model for Britpop’s lyrical identity.Hard rockRelated: Their early distorted guitar work helped establish a heavier rock vocabulary.The WhoCompared with: They were contemporaries whose early guitar-driven sound overlapped with the Who’s.Power popRelated: Their compact, melodic songs helped shape power pop's British Invasion inheritance.Sex-positive movementBroader topic: Kink communities have developed explicit practices around negotiation, boundaries, and consent.(I Can't Get No) SatisfactionCompared with: Their early guitar distortion offers a contemporary comparison to the Stones’ fuzz tone.UrolagniaNarrower topic: The term can place consensual urolagnia among diverse sexual interests without implying a disorder.