Which British music export best represents the UK abroad, according to your ears?

Somehow older than most cathedrals yet louder than a stag do in Prague. Their swagger practically invented the idea of the British rock band abroad.

She single-handedly kept tissue companies profitable throughout the 2010s. Every breakup album since owes her royalties, morally speaking.

From sweaty indie discos to Glastonbury headliners with slicked-back hair and a lounge-lizard drawl. Alex Turner truly did that.

Arguably did more soft-power diplomacy than the entire Foreign Office in 1997. Wannabe is still played at every wedding, whether you like it or not.

Cannot be stopped, cannot be reasoned with, will appear on every radio station simultaneously. Statistically, you've hummed one of his songs this week.