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| 1980-, - - | Napalm Death, Extreme Noise Terror, Carcass, Terrorizer | , , , | Various, heavy metal fashion, anti-fashion etc | ||
| 1980-, , | , - | Nirvana, Mudhoney, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam | , , , -, X | , , , , Converse Dr. Martens | |
| 1980-/1990-, straight edge | , -, | Vegan Reich, Raid | , anti-abortion, heterosexism, , deep ecology, straight edge lifestyle. Many also have affiliation with Abrahamic religions, especially Islam and Rastafarianism. | , - | |
| 1980-, , | , , , , - | R.E.M., The Smiths, Sonic Youth, Pavement, The White Stripes | , regional diversity, grassroots fanbases | Various styles | |
| Mod revival | 1970-, | Influences from 1960s mod-related genres; 1970s punk and pop punk; power pop | The Jam, Secret Affair, Purple Hearts | Aestheticism, narcissism, escapism (dancing), youth issues, working class populism | Suits, military parkas, Fred Perry and Ben Sherman shirts |
| 1970-, -, - | Blondie, Elvis Costello, Talking Heads | - | More mainstream punk styles, suits, pop art influences | ||
| 1970-, ; 1980-, | - , - | The Cramps, The Meteors, Demented Are Go, Nekromantix | , | , , , 1950- | |
| Straight Edge[10] | 1980-, | , heavy metal, metalcore, Hip-Hop some indie rock and Emo | Fugazi, Youth of Today, Slapshot, Earth Crisis, Minor Threat | , , , . | Athletic apparel, camouflage shorts, X |
| Taqwacore | 1990-, ( The Taqwacores) | / | The Kominas | , progressive and more syncretic forms of Islam (such as the MO, who follow a syncretic hybrid of and Islam, for example) | Varies, but Hardcore fashion or even traditional Islamic dress with punk influences are common |
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- Punk | Define Punk at Dictionary.com
- AskOxford: punk
- punk Definition of punk noun (CRIMINAL) from Cambridge Dictionary Online
- Roger Sabin. Punk Rock: So What? (The Cultural Legacy of Punk). Routledge, 1999. ISBN 0-415-17030-3. . 156.
- Ian Inglis. Performance And Popular Music: History, Place and Time. Ashgate Publishing, 2006. ISBN 0-7546-4057-4. . 85 .
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