Examples of 2010's Stomp Clap, Hey!

Please don’t make me learn who this is

CLASSIC TK- wait no, I absolutely agree

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He’s absolutely massive. Had never heard of him either until he started cropping up as the main headliner on a bunch of massive festivals. Very much proving that stomp, clap, hey still has a broad appeal

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Managed to draw about 30k in a park in Cardiff this Summer. Haven’t heard a note of him.

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I really wanted to like the parody song someone made of the genre, I really did

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2010s Christian rock was big on this. One for the C of E (possibly other denominations?) primary school teachers here

Worst music ever. It felt like everyone at uni who was into it came from Oxford and had loads of money but were stingy as fuck. All pretended to like surfing n stuff.

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My son loves watching Peter Rabbit on iplayer and fuck me, it has the most earnest, heart on sleeve bullshit music weaved into scenes…feels like its inspired by this stulid subgenre

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Loads of the modern bro country lot too. Also Hoozier just headlined Reading and he’s first gen stomp clap hey

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Think Arcade Fire are responsible for this stuff in the same way Radiohead were for Travis-core. The likes of Monsters and Men and Mumfords couldn’t actually achieve the sound AF did, but they could manage a marketable watered down twee folk version.

I guess years of Embrace and stuff doesn’t make Fake Plastic Trees bad, but it does dull the effect a bit.

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Mark E Smith has made his feelings known.

CW:discriminatory language

A couple of friends of ours LOVE this kind of music, to this day. I call it “music for pirates” to get a rise out of them

And one of anathallo in the band

Stomp Clap Ah

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Genuinely one of my most hated songs of all time

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all the music on Peter Rabbit is yer man Rory from Dr Who

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it all feels extremely christian dunnit

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This song kind of feels like the bridge between the mid-to-late noughties sound that I think of as ‘Orange advert music’ (glockenspiel, ukelele, whistling) and the stomp clap stuff.

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Also: I like that Edward Sharpe song, plus several other tracks from its parent album.

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Nah, not a Hozier fan but I wouldn’t say he’s in this category. Maybe courting a similar fanbase though

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