1970s: <noun>-beat
1980s: <noun>-rock
1990s: <noun>-hop
2000s: <noun>-core
2010s: <noun>-wave
@jk vapourcore

the Tubes of You ™ doesn't seem to think that "vapourstep" is a thing....

@er1n @jk

@jk 1950s: <noun>-nick
1960s <adjective or exclamation>-ie
@jk what will 2020s be? i vote for <noun>-snout
@bunnyhero @jk While boopsnout and tootsnout sound very similar to the uninitiated, their proponents insist that they are completely different and will react violently to anyone who points out similarities.
@jk I'm ready for the musical wave-particle duality
@jk insert vapor as all of those nouns

@abbenm @jk

*puts a bowl of spaghetti-os in the vaporcore*

@jk @abbenm

*waits a minute, the entire vaporcore goes critical, explodes, destroying reality with it*

*sighs a moment later, scrapes the spaghetti-os back into the bowl off the ceiling of reality's remnants, rummages around for a spoon*

( reading _City Come A-Walkin'_, first printed July of '80....

probably-mostly-fake genre-of-the-future is "angst rock"

it checks out..... )

@jk

@jk
2020s: <noun>-and-roll
2030s: <noun>-a-billy
2040s: <noun>-wurst
2050s: <noun>-with-egg
2060s: <noun>-pants

@jk

2020s : <noun>-time

I just think Joplin's due for a comeback, feel it in my bones.

@_ampersand @jk

hopefully they can clone her in the 2060s so she can start the post-pre-retro-wave-folk revolution

@jk

2020s: <noun>-rot
2030s: <noun>-punk
2040s: <noun>-hack

@jk ‘80s new wave
@balglaas yeah but what other waves were there! no wave. that’s it. two!!
@jk little known fact that the musical scene in liverpool has followed exactly this trend but nobody's heard of anything past merseybeat