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>>61798929
Holy shit dude, I've seen three threads die today due to inactivity, nobody cares about /punk/

>>61799049
no this is just a bad time window, i should of waited until 8

we do fine in the evening

>>61799128
give up, your threads suck anyway

>>61799128
dont give up

Is punk dead?

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>>61800346
The first wave ended, and punk in an essence did die then, but in its initial death gave birth to even better styles and types if music, like post punk, hardcore, ect.
Besides being a meme, the death of punk i think is more about the influence it left behind and in the direction music moved after

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>>61800346
nah, but it's far from what it was in the first wave. If you told Joey Ramone in the 70s that his punk movement would influence bands like Nails and Pierce the Veil he wouldn't believe you

also, let's have a discussion on post-hardcore. Will it get any better than it's current state? The biggest bands in post-hardcore right now are either just pop punk with screams or tributes of At the Drive-In and The Fall of Troy, with the notable exception of screamo and artsy hardcore bands like La Dispute and Mewithoutyou. Considering how varied the genre is, their doesn't seem to be a lot of major innovation in the mainstream right now

>>61800284
you got that punk chart Eritrea made? That was good shit

>>61800886
I do not