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Sex Pistols

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The Clash

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Punk artists wore a mohawk hairstyle which was spiky hair in a V shape in different colours.
The clothing they wore were simple T shirts, leather jackets, leather studs and Doc Martens.

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Punk was rooted from 1960s garage rock and a 1960s and early 1970s style of rock now known as 'proto-punk'. Songs were short or fast paced, with hard-edged melodies and singing styles, simple instrumentation, and mostly political, anti establishment lyrics.

In the late 1970s, a new style of the genre called 'Hardcore punk' began. Songs were louder, faster and more political than normal punk.

During the 1990s, punk went on to becoming more pop styled with the genre 'pop punk'. Songs were nicer and lighter compared to the angry style of normal and hardcore punk. Pop punk is still popular to this day.

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Rhythm:
Time Signature: Punk songs were commonly played in a 4/4 time signature and a traditional rock 'n' roll verse-chorus form.
Melody:
Lyrics: Lyrics tell angry stories using rude and rebellious language criticising society and culture.

Harmony:
Chords: Power chords were frequently used instead of major or minor chords.

Atmosphere: Fast paced, energetic, loud and angry.

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Lyrics of punk songs are about politics and society. It challenged social and political hierarchies and notions of personal identity. It began as a reaction against the older generation (anti establishment movement).

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Instruments commonly used in punk music include the electric guitar, bass guitar, drums and vocals.
The electric guitar was played distorted.

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Ramones

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Punk music began during the early-mid 1970s with bands from North America, United Kingdom and Australia.