Music

The Queen is Dead, the embodiment of independent rock
As one of the famous British "evil spirits", The Smiths can be said to be the originator of a generation of sub-pop.
Led by lead singer Morrissey and guitarist Johnny Marr, their musical style combines guitar pop and post-punk, as well as Morrissey's unique literary lyrics.
The band's album "The Queen Is Dead" was released in 1986. It was a peak in their musical career and a milestone in the history of British independent rock music. The album has won wide acclaim for its varied styles and powerful emotional power.
This album has not only achieved great success in music, but also had a profound impact on culture. It is considered by many music critics and fans to be one of the best albums of the 1980s and a representative work of British independent music. The band's lyrics are usually written by Morrissey, full of acerbic humor and irony, reflecting the life experiences of ordinary people and their concern for social issues.