Post Punk

Description

Post Punk is characterized by its experimental approach to punk rock, incorporating elements of electronic music, dub, funk, and art rock. It often features a more complex and varied sound than traditional punk, with an emphasis on mood and atmosphere.

History

Post Punk emerged in the late 1970s as artists sought to expand the raw simplicity of punk rock. Bands began to experiment with new sounds and production techniques, drawing influence from a wide range of genres. This movement laid the groundwork for many alternative and indie rock styles that followed.