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The interpretation of dance punk is a bit overwrought for an encyclopaedia article, and the basis for which a range of musicians as disparate as Gang of Four, James Chance and the Talking Heads, who work in very different relationships with the music industry as well as audiences, would be difficult to support. I recommend removing this entire paragraph, as it contributes nothing to explaining the history, features, aesthetics or specific conditions in which the musicians and audiences operated. William Huber (talk) 15:04, 1 April 2025 (UTC)Reply
