This seems singularly inappropriate, it certainly isn't mass produced, standardized or safe in any way. I have always wondered what category Billy Bragg's music fell into. I suspect it is somewhat similar to trying to explain colour to someone who is blind. The instruments used are only part of a musical style, the way they are used is equally important. Within a specific musical genre there has to be a certain amount of diversity.
Different musicians interpret songs and styles differently.
John Coltrane's version of Inchworm is very different from Danny Kaye's . Yet, how can you quantify the differences in a meaningful way, without using sound to demonstrate. I have discovered that words I use to describe music no longer have the same meaning as they did in my youth. As much as I appreciate the Chilis they do not make the same sort of music as James Brown did. Heavy metal has very little in common with contemporary rock, I certainly don't like the majority of music that gets given that label.