Punk metal refers to metal with a large punk influence. It ranges from speed metal like Motörhead, to crossover thrash like Stormtroopers of Death, to black/punk like The Rocking Dildos, and crust punk like Amebix.
punk, metal, rock, classic rock, alternative, neopunk, gypsy punk, fat punk, butt punk, soft metal, heavy metal, comed and ur butt
nope its Heavy Metal, Metal, Hard Rock.As musicians, they have punk influences, but their early music is thrash.
punk rock, pop punk, alternative rock, alternative metal :)
GoTh metal and horror punk
Most people can tell the difference but I would suggest (as a very broad generalisation) punk tends to be faster and the lyrics more political whereas metal tends to be heavier and slower with more solos but like I say, some punk bands combine metal styles and some metal bands use punk drum beats/lyrical styling etc
punk, metal, rock, classic rock, alternative, neopunk, gypsy punk, fat punk, butt punk, soft metal, heavy metal, comed and ur butt
Punk Goes Metal was created on 2000-08-01.
no metal was born out of blues. although it does get many things from punk
nope its Heavy Metal, Metal, Hard Rock.As musicians, they have punk influences, but their early music is thrash.
Yes, heavy metal is a subgroup of rock 'n roll. There are many, many subgroups of rock music: heavy metal, garage rock, punk rock, glam rock, psychedelic rock, classic rock, grunge, goth, emo, industrial... There are even subgroups of heavy metal, for example, hair metal, death metal and thrash metal. There are also subgroups of the other subgroups of rock. For example, punk pop, hardcore, proto-punk, New York punk and British punk are all subgroups of punk music.
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Emos like punk, punk rock, rock, hard rock, metal, heavy metal and screamo.
punk rock, pop punk, alternative rock, alternative metal :)
GoTh metal and horror punk
Traditional metal and hardcore punk.
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Most people can tell the difference but I would suggest (as a very broad generalisation) punk tends to be faster and the lyrics more political whereas metal tends to be heavier and slower with more solos but like I say, some punk bands combine metal styles and some metal bands use punk drum beats/lyrical styling etc