Mods
Britishplural noun
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Her aesthetic was influenced by the dancers and musicians who hung around in London's Chelsea, and the Mods who were synonymous with London's youth culture in the late 1950s.
From BBC
Mods, short for modernists, wore Italian sportswear rather than structured clothes, something Dame Mary replicated in her first collections.
From BBC
Orbital did a remix of “I Don’t Rate You” from the Mods’ 2021 “Spare Ribs,” an album that reached the top five on the U.K. charts.
From Washington Post
So the Mods were amenable when the group approached them for a full partnership.
From Washington Post
Electronica is essential to the Mods’ sampler-and-drum-machine sound, which on “UK Grim” is only occasionally supplemented by piano or guitar.
From Washington Post
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