What name was given to the British music style characterized by a synchronized beat between bad guitar and drums?

The British music style characterized by a synchronized beat between bad guitar and drums is often referred to as "Britpop." Emerging in the mid-1990s, Britpop emphasized catchy melodies and a distinctly British lyrical style, drawing influence from earlier British rock bands. While it celebrated a sense of cultural identity, it was also marked by a DIY aesthetic and a sense of irony regarding its musical roots.