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Line 61: === Styles and genres === It is also quite common to classify demos by style and content rather than technology. '''Storydemos''', for example, are based on a story line, while '''ravedemos''' share the musical and visual esthetics of rave parties. The most experimental, unusual and controversial demos are often referred to as '''art demos''' or '''~~avant-garde~~abstract demos'''. Many groups have a distinctive style of their own, and sometimes a demo can be described by referring to a well-known group cultivating a similar style, e.g. ''[[mfx]] style'' or ''[[Melon Dezign\|Melon]] style''. ==See also==

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