Pop punk (also called buzzpop) is a term applied to a style of punk rock music, from the late 1970s, which took influence from bubblegum pop music. Buzzcocks and the Ramones are some. A style of the same name (some argue unrelated) also emerged in the 1990s from California that carried the same name, see; Pop punk revival.
In Britain, the best-known examples of Pop-punk were likely The Undertones and Buzzcocks. Both bands featured catchy hooks and lyrics centered around teenage romantic issues. The Rezillos The Boys, and the Only Ones are also excellent examples of early Pop-punk. On the somewhat harder-edged side of things, there were bands like 999, The Vibrators, The Adicts, and The Lurkers. Many Mod Revival bands also displayed Pop-punk elements, particularly The Chords and The Purple Hearts.
The UK, is enjoying a rejuvinant Pop Punk scene, with household name records bands Captain Everything and Adequate Seven leading the way. In the punk community, listening to underground pop punk does not always have the stigma attached to listening to their mainstream pop punk revival counterparts.
Punk genres | Pop music genres
Pop punk | Pop-Punk | Pop punk | Pop-punk | Punk pop | פאנק פופ | Poppunk | Pop punk | Pop punk | Pop punk | Poppunk | 流行朋克
This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License.
It uses material from the
"Pop punk".
Home Page • arts • business • computers • games • health • hospitals • home • kids & teens • news • physicians • recreation• reference • regional • science • shopping • society • sports • world