美国的《朋克》（Punk）、英国的《吸之毒》（Sniffin' Glue）是具有代表性的朋克刊物，但均随着朋克文化被驯化这一过程而停刊。 Punk noun (culture) add to word list [ u ] a culture popular among young people, especially in the late 1970s, involving opposition to authority expressed through shocking behaviour, clothes, and hair, and fast, loud music Often politicized and full of energy beneath a sarcastic, hostile facade, punk spread as an ideology and an aesthetic approach, becoming an archetype of teen rebellion and alienation. This guide will explore the key influences on the punk movement, highlighting some of the most famous protopunk bands, before going on to explore the key players on the punk scene in the us and britain We will then cover the other aspects of the subculture, such as fashion and art, and explore why punk was so controversial Punk wasn’t just about sound—it was a bold statement, a lifestyle, and a revolution in itself
Here, we journey through the 15 pioneering bands whose uncompromising vision and sonic fury sparked the punk explosion and forever altered the musical landscape. By 1977, the influence of punk music and its associated subculture spread worldwide, taking root in a wide range of local scenes 这并没有错，因为掀起巨浪的青年正是这样一个群体，60到70年代的英国谁也想不到这样一群“punk”竟然创造了奇迹，甚至连这群“先祖”们也想象不到。 The explosive birth in 1970s new york the explosive birth in 1970s new york (image credits Wikimedia) when most people think of punk, they picture a wild, unruly mess of sound and style—but few realize how calculated its beginnings were In the early 1970s, new york city was the epicenter of this sonic revolution
