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After [[Grunge]] went out of style and [[Britpop]] failed to gain a foothold in America, this subgenre of [[Alternative Rock]] -also known as Third Wave ska - briefly came to the fore at the end of [[The Nineties]]. Owing as much to [[Glam Metal]] or Classic Rock as it did to [[Two Tone|2 Tone]] or [[Reggae]], ska punk essentially fused nineties [[Pop Punk]] with semi-metal guitars and then added horns, syncopated rhythms and [[Lyrical Dissonance|some of the most cheerfully dissonant lyrics you're likely to find in pop music]].