crust punk
"Crust punk" emerged in the late 1970s and 1980s in the UK, blending punk rock's energy with heavy metal's intensity, and is known for its DIY ethic and political activism.
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Definition
B2Music
(technical, informal)A subgenre of punk rock known for its raw, aggressive sound and lyrics often addressing political and social issues.
Example
- Crust punk bands often use fast-paced, distorted guitar riffs and shouted vocals.
- The crust punk scene is known for its outspoken stance on anti-capitalism and environmentalism.
B2Subculture
(informal)A lifestyle associated with the crust punk genre, characterized by DIY ethics, political activism, and a distinctive fashion style featuring tattered clothing and patches.
Example
- Crust punks are often seen wearing self-made clothes and participating in local punk scenes.
- The crust punk community frequently organizes benefit shows to support various causes.
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