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Accordingly, who created Britpop?

Britpop, movement of British rock bands in the 1990s that drew consciously on the tradition of melodic, guitar-based British pop music established by the Beatles.

Also, what characterized Britpop? Britpop. A form of rock music produced by British bands in the 1990s and characterized by memorable guitar-driven tunes, a brash outgoing attitude, and a pre-occupation with British as opposed to American cultural experience.

Likewise, what caused Britpop?

Specific influences vary: Blur and Oasis drew from the Kinks, early Pink Floyd and the Beatles, respectively, while Elastica had a fondness for arty punk rock, notably Wire. Regardless, Britpop artists project a sense of reverence for British pop sounds of the past.

Are Arctic Monkeys Britpop?

Ostensibly, the 1975 is a Britpop band too, as long as we're working from a loose definition of Britpop that doesn't confine the genre to its mid-'90s heyday. Arctic Monkeys and the 1975 pretty much textbook examples of “rock” and “pop” respectively, or “authentic” vs. “prepackaged” if you like.