Title: The Shapes (British band)
Content:  The Shapes were an English punk rock group that formed in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire in 1976. Different in many ways from their peers in the nascent punk subculture, they were known for eschewing the more political stances that were fashionable at the time, instead producing works of a cartoonish and absurdist nature. They were often compared to The Rezillos because of their Gerry Anderson-themed work.
Title: Shapes (album)
Content:  Shapes is Polvo's fourth studio album and the last album released prior to breaking up shortly after its release. It was recorded by Bob Weston and released on Touch and Go Records in 1997.
Title: Shapes (album)
Content: 1) "Enemy Insects" - 6:14 ; 2) "The Fighting Kites" - 1:31 ; 3) "Rock Post Rock" - 4:11 ; 4) "The Golden Ladder" - 3:04 ; 5) "Downtown Dedication" - 3:39 ; 6) "Pulchritude" - 1:46 ; 7) "Twenty White Tents" - 5:14 ; 8) "Everything in Flames!" - 3:28 ; 9) "D.D. (S.R.)" - 4:54 ; 10) "El Rocío" - 12:41 ; 11) "Lantern" - 3:23 
Title: Shapes That Go Together
Content:  The music video to "Shapes That Go Together" is directed by Barry Maguire. It was a simple Black and White Studio film with Sepia tones, it is also one of the few times you see a backing band with drummer and bass player. The video is commercially available in "25" Compilation album.
Title: Shapes (album)
Content:  Unlike the albums that preceded it, contemporary opinions on Shapes is mixed. Dusted calls it "the weak spot in [the band's] catalog". "The classic rock muscle proffered on that stalled effort" according to the review, "spelled out the message of a band that had gotten tired of eardrum-bending progressive guitar sounds, infatuated with cultural tourism but grounded in a stoner jock mysticism preoccupied with loafing around the spice market." It called the album "a record of jokes" that "[stacked] every AOR rock move they knew into a few songs that sounded more like pisstakes on that sort of music than the real thing." The Line of Best Fit calls the album "a disappointment, angular riffs drifting into proggy excursions". Pitchfork called it "a hodgepodge of contorted classic rock riffage and fractured-folk interludes that, 
Title: The Shapes (British band)
Content: Songs for Sensible People (1998), Overground 
Title: New Shapes
Content:  "New Shapes" was written by Charli XCX, Christine and the Queens, Caroline Polachek, Noonie Bao, Linus Wiklund and Deaton Chris Anthony, with the latter two also handling the production duties. It was described as '80s-influenced and "synth-heavy", with lyrics "lamenting (...) inability to truly let (...) significant others in, instead pushing them away, rejecting true love and embracing freedom". The track was released on 4 November 2021, with Charli XCX simultaneously announcing the title and cover of her album Crash, as well as the 2022 concert tour. The song was also previously teased during a live performance earlier in 2021 alongside another unreleased track.
Title: Shapes (album)
Content: Brian Walsby - Drums (tracks: 3, 7 to 10) ; DG - Mastering [Vinyl] ; Polvo - Performer ["Sounds And Shapes"] ; Ian Williams - Photography ; Bob Weston - Recording 
Title: The Shapes (British band)
Content:  take on punk rock received comparisons to The Rezillos. They played support slots with The Fall, The Cure, and The Reaction, and were picked up by Terri Hooley's Good Vibrations label for the next single, "Blast Off". Hooley got the band on the bill of a concert by The Saints at the Royal Ulster Hall in Belfast, the band now without Richards. On their return to England they supported The Photos on tour, and recorded an EP for Good Vibrations (featuring "Jennifer the Conifer", "Let's Go (To Planet Skaro)", and "My House is a Satellite") but it was never released. 
Title: The Shapes We Make
Content: 1) Sharpshooter ; 2) Killed by the Telephone ; 3) Pause/Off ; 4) Summer's Fawn ; 5) Each Day ; 6) Curious Minds ; 7) Pink Clouds ; 8) Window ; 9) Rockman ; 10) New Song 

Question: What genre is The Shapes?
Answer: punk rock.
punk.
punk music.