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The 55 pages that link to Punk rock, each with the reason it gives.

• Post-punkNarrower topic: Post-punk grew from punk’s energy while rejecting its limits as a musical formula.

• Riot grrrlNarrower topic: Riot grrrl grew within punk but challenged the gender norms of its scenes.

• Garage rockNarrower topic: Punk transformed garage rock’s rough directness into a broader musical and cultural movement.

• CBGBNarrower topic: CBGB became one of the best-known American venues associated with punk rock.

• Patti SmithNarrower topic: Smith’s early work helped shape punk’s sound and its possibilities for poetic expression.

• Sex PistolsNarrower topic: The Sex Pistols became one of the most influential bands associated with punk’s British emergence.

• Hardcore punkNarrower topic: Hardcore intensified punk rock’s speed, aggression, and do-it-yourself ethos.

• Iggy PopNarrower topic: Pop’s work with the Stooges helped establish sounds and attitudes later central to punk.

• Talking HeadsNarrower topic: Talking Heads emerged from New York’s punk scene while developing a more intricate musical approach.

• The StoogesNarrower topic: Punk musicians drew on the Stooges’ raw sound and confrontational stance.

• Pop-punkNarrower topic: Pop-punk adapts punk rock’s speed and directness while foregrounding melody.

• Kurt CobainNarrower topic: Its economy and confrontational attitude underlie much of Cobain’s songwriting.

• Post-punk revivalNarrower topic: Post-punk revival bands inherited punk’s economy while softening or redirecting its attack.

• Siouxsie and the BansheesNarrower topic: The band formed within punk’s first wave before exploring more atmospheric and experimental music.

• Sonic YouthNarrower topic: Sonic Youth grew from punk's independent networks while pushing its guitar language toward experimentation.

• Green DayNarrower topic: Green Day’s popularity brought one accessible form of punk rock to a much wider audience.

• My Chemical RomanceNarrower topic: Its urgency and independent ethos informed the group’s early sound and scene.

• Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex PistolsNarrower topic: The album became one of the genre’s most influential British recordings.

• Dead KennedysNarrower topic: The band drew on punk rock while pushing its speed and political satire.

• TaqwacoreNarrower topic: Taqwacore adapts punk’s sound and oppositional style to Muslim experiences.

• Yanka DyagilevaNarrower topic: Dyagileva’s work draws on punk’s urgency while often avoiding a full electric-band sound.