Why is "Post-Punk" even considered "Punk"?

Blank. · 07-02-2016, 09:33 PM

I don't know enough about post-punk to comment on that.

But punk definitely has a sound. I don't think it's an attitude. I mean, you could match that same attitude to some metal bands and rock bands. Godsmack did a bit of the DIY in their early days. Would you call the early Godsmack stuff punk? I wouldn't. And if you said they are, I'd say your ****ing dumb for claiming they are.

Punk rock is without a doubt a sound. To claim it's not is absurd to be frank.

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Blank. Jacob Sartorius Join Date: May 2016 Location: Dank memes Posts: 4,034	I don't know enough about post-punk to comment on that. But punk definitely has a sound. I don't think it's an attitude. I mean, you could match that same attitude to some metal bands and rock bands. Godsmack did a bit of the DIY in their early days. Would you call the early Godsmack stuff punk? I wouldn't. And if you said they are, I'd say your ****ing dumb for claiming they are. Punk rock is without a doubt a sound. To claim it's not is absurd to be frank.