Punk and Post-Punk Subcultures

Title: Punk and Post-Punk Subcultures
Category: /Arts & Humanities/Music
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Punk and Post-Punk Subcultures
It's 1990 and many people say punk is dead. Others say punk is still dying. Still others say the story of rock and roll is nearly over. Such people have at least learned one thing from punk: they have adopted the same blind pessimism that caused so many bands to burn out so quickly.Many believers of this theory often see only the superficial qualities of the subculture made visible through the mass media. The fashion …showed first 75 words of 4454 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 4454 total…puppet] independent labels."It is powerful people like Douglas Joseph and his New Route to brain-death who continue to remind underground fans of the reality of their worst nightmares. Even more dangerous to the underground culture than Tom Metzger's White Aryan Resistance, it is this continuing threat of the corporate powers to control and exploit the independents for their own convenience and profit that continues to inspire youth around the world to do it themselves.

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