Subcultures/Punks

Punks, Metalheads

Punks

A subculture that appeared in the late 1960s and early 1970s in the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. Punk has its origins in the 1960s, when, under the influence of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, many youth rock and roll bands began to emerge.

The founders of punk was the New York band The Ramones

The Stooges

By the late 1960s, the American band The Stooges began to cultivate a defiantly primitive sound, combined with vulgar behavior on stage. Its leader Iggy appreciated the drive in rock and roll. Performed at concerts smeared in his own blood and ended up on stage by "diving" into the crowd.

Ideology

Punks hold different political views, but most of the socially oriented ideologies and progressivism. Common views are the pursuit of personal freedom and independence, non-conformism, the principles of “do not sell”, “do it yourself” and the principle of “direct action”. Other areas in punks' politics include nihilism, anarchism, socialism, anti-authoritarianism, anti-militarism, pacifism, anti-capitalism, anti-consumerism, anti-sexism, anti-nationalism, judging someone only for the intellect and nothing else, full appreciation of the “personality” of the “child”, complete abolition of beatings and punishments in schools, at home and elsewhere

Appearance

Punks have a fashionable hairstyle “Mohawk”

Biker Jacket - Was adopted as a rock and roll attribute from the 1950s

The style “DEAD” prevails in the clothes, that is “dead style”. Punks put skulls and marks on clothes

Wristbands, leather bracelets, with spikes, rivets and chains

Many punks get tattoos.

Punks often wear ripped jeans; they attach chains to jeans, they also sew various stripes on jeans, for example, with the logos of their favorite punk groups and political slogans.

Green Day

The Offspring

Sum 41

Rise Against

Billy Talent

Anti-Flag

Yellowcard

Sex Pistols

Metalheads (headbangers)

Subculture of metal music fans emerging in the late 1970s

The metal subculture is characterized by a kind of “culture of alienation”

Appearance

They differ little in appearance

Metalheads don't wear Mohawk and dress in black inspired by the biker subculture

They can be considered a separate group due to the directions that appeared later

Directions

Alternative metal, Gothic metal, Groove metal, Dark metal, Death metal, Rap metal, Symphonic metal, Speed metal, Christian metal, Heavy metal

Black metal, Doom metal, Thrash metal, Extreme metal are the hardest to understand and listen

Iron Maiden

Metallica

Black Sabbath

Ozzy Osbourne

Megadeth

AC/DC

Slipknot

The agonist

Society

Punk rock and metal expressed anarchy and nihilism in everything: a boorish attitude towards people, an extravagant appearance dominated. Young people opposed power, culture, the older generation, and all established values, but punk rock gave expression to young people. groups expressed themselves, their views and their position, not paying attention to the masses.

Society

This is a way of life, an internal state of a person. Until now, it expresses a form of protest that has always been familiar to the younger generation: opposition to government, parents and values. And most importantly, it makes it possible to make music with your own hands. You just do what you want to do .

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