| Every subgenre of contemporary electronic dance music has superstar DJs and tracks that are ripe for the fruit basket of mass consumption. |
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| In one early example of this subgenre, Ronald Reagan rhapsodized about poisoned meat. |
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| Of interest I also like to stretch the subgenre of zombies to cover films containing characters that are reanimated corpses. |
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| It is not coincidental that tragicomedy has surfaced as a subgenre in war literature. |
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| The dog memoir has formed a distinct branch within the canine subgenre of the literary animal story. |
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| Gibson all but invented the cyberpunk subgenre, and is also responsible for writing Johnny Mnemonic. |
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| There was also the breaking down of the music into subgenre after sub-genre, to the point at which it became somehow incomprehensible. |
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| Gangsta rap is generally considered a subgenre of the larger category of rap music, which itself is a subcategory of hip-hop. |
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| The search for the origins of a work of art has already become a literary subgenre, A.S. Byatt's Possession being a prime example. |
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| Lally seemingly has created his own subgenre of gothic cowboy punk with these tracks. |
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| The whole subgenre of disco musicals could have been explored and sent up. |
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| It also employs a number of new and old-fashioned genres, including the currently popular subgenre of literary detection, in the best postmodern style. |
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| His first foray into feature film-making is successful, although Ice Age is not a standout in the still-small subgenre of computer animated films. |
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| Cyberpunk, a science-fiction subgenre characterized by countercultural antiheroes trapped in a dehumanized, high-tech future. |
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| At its mediocre worst, a la Pasternak, this subgenre of betrayal lit can be whiny and self-indulgent. |
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| Today the fastest growing and arguably the most influential subgenre of music is called dubstep. |
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| But if success in this subgenre is measured by how much the game makes you feel like a god, then it will pick up plenty of plaudits. |
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| Sick of predictable books that fill your subgenre bingo card with the same subgenre elements over and over? |
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| Cowpunk is a subgenre of punk rock that combines New Wave with country music, folk music and blues. |
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| There is no subgenre more venerable than the romantic comedy. |
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| Accordionists in heavy metal make their most extensive appearances in the folk metal subgenre, and are otherwise generally rare. |
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| Power pop is a rock music subgenre that draws its inspiration from 1960s British and American rock music. |
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| By 1970 three key British bands had developed the characteristic sounds and styles which would help shape the subgenre. |
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| The influences of these and other bands from the area helped establish the subgenre of power metal. |
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| We've had that subgenre for a long time and we have some really good authors. |
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| American football, always an important subgenre of U. S. sports cinema, has overtaken baseball in recent years as the sport most frequently featured in U. S. films. |
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| The arrival of Scorpions from Germany marked the geographical expansion of the subgenre. |
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| Although he remains loyal to his sources and treats his subjects respectfully, Bomann-Larsen clearly distances himself from the hagiographic approach that was standard fare in this subgenre for many years. |
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| The film is inspired by the spaghetti western subgenre and takes its name from Sergio Corbucci's 1966 film Django, though it is not known how much of the storyline will be borrowed from its predecessor. |
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| The buzz surrounding this home invasion horror was that it has the brains to reinvent the subgenre, in much the same way slasher films were reborn with Wes Craven's Scream. |
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| Glam rock can be seen as a fashion as well as musical subgenre. |
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