Garage punk

tylistic origins	Garage rock, punk rock,protopunk Other influences include: 1960s soul, beat music, surf music, power pop, hardcore punk, 1960s psychedelia
Cultural origins	Early 1980s in United States[1]
Typical instruments	Electric guitar - Bass - Drums- Keyboards
Mainstream popularity	Largely underground, but some bands have had mainstream success.
Derivative forms	Garage rock revival Alternative rock Grunge

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Garage punk is a fusion of garage rock and modern punk rock. It is music characterized by a dirty, choppy guitar sound—usually played by bands who are on independent record labels or who are unsigned.^[2] Garage punk bands often distance themselves from hardcore and political punk bands.^[3]

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