PostPunk
PostPunk is a distinctive genre of music that emerged in the late 1970s, following the initial wave of punk rock. It's a part of the broader punk music landscape, which itself falls under the vast umbrella of music within the realm of entertainment. Despite its roots in punk music, PostPunk departs from its predecessor's raw and simplistic style by incorporating a more complex, experimental blend of music. The genre often showcases a diverse range of influences, including elements from art rock, avant-garde, and funk. This evolution of sound in PostPunk often results in music that is darker, atmospheric, and more introspective than traditional punk music. Its place in the entertainment and music world is a testament to its influence and the significant role it plays in the progression of punk music.
Child Hierarchical Categories
[Alternative Rock]
[Art Punk]
[Cold Wave]
[Dark Wave]
[Deathrock]
[Experimental Rock]
[Gothic Rock]
[Indie Rock]
[Industrial Music]
[NeoPsychedelia]
[New Wave]
[No Wave]
[Noise Rock]
[PostPunk Revival]
[Shoegazing]
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| [PostPunk.org] | Icecast Streaming Media Server |
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