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ABC is a British synthpop group that emerged in 1980. The band became prominent figures in the new wave and new romantic movements of the 1980s, blending synthesizer-driven pop with dance influences. Their sound, often categorized as sophisti-pop and new pop, helped define the era's electronic pop landscape. ABC's approach combined catchy melodies with synth-based production, establishing them as part of the broader synthpop and dance-pop scenes that dominated the decade. The group remains associated with classic 1980s pop and rock heritage.
