"glamcore" meaning in English

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          "text": "In the studio with screeching glamcore act the Rapture, the DFA shreds the band's tracks and reconstructs them from the ground up. The Rapture single \"House of Jealous Lovers\" began as a generally unassuming garage-rock tune.",
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