The encyclopedia of new wave
By: by Daniel Bukszpan ; foreword by Gerald Casale
Publisher: Sterling
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 304
ISBN-13: 9781402784729
Subjects: New wave musicians; Rock groups; Dictionaries; New wave music; Bio-bibliography
Description: Profiles the movement's most popular and influential bands and artists, including Blondie, INXS, XTC, Grace Jones, and Depeche Mode.
Notes: "Best of new wave lists": p. 286-290: "New wave timeline": p. 292-295.

Includes bibliographical references and web resources (p. 296) and index.
Table of contents: title: A. A-ha-Aztec Camera; title: B. The B-52's-Kate Bush; title: C. Cabaret Voltaire-Cutting Crew; title: D. Dead or Alive-Ian Dury; title: E. Echo & the Bunnymen-Eurythmics; title: F. Falco-Fun Boy Three; title: G. Peter Gabriel-The Go-Gos; title: H. Nina Hagen-The Human League; title: I. Icehouse-INXS; title: J. Joe Jackson-Howard Jones; title: K. Kajagoogoo-Kraftwerk; title: L. Cyndi Lauper-Lene Lovich; title: M. Madness-The Motels; title: N. The Nails-Nu Shooz; title: O. Oingo Boingo-OMD; title: P. Robert Palmer-Public Image Ltd.; title: Q. Q-FEEL; title: R. Les Rita Mitsouko-Romeo Void; title: S. Scandal-Suicide; title: T. Taco-The Tubes; title: U. UB40-Ultravox; title: V. The Vapors-Visage; title: W. The Waitresses-Wire; title: X. XTC; title: Y. Yazoo-Young Marble Giants; title: Z. Ze Popes.