Back in the Seventies, punk was punk. It was just a group of angry teenagers or 20-somethings, voicing their frustrations to a cacophonic but catchy melody. As time progressed, punk branched out and infiltrated other forms of music. Unlike disco, punk never died. Today, there are an astounding 15 sub genres of punk music and 13 more fusion genres. Here is a sampling.
* '''Propagandhi
* '''Christian rock are two genres one would never think meshed well, but they do. These bands incorporate Christian lyrics with hard guitar rifts.
* '''Crust:''' If dark and dejected is your kind of music, you might want to give crust punk a listen. It branched out from the sounds of anarchy and hardcore punk music. Music often deals with political and social issues.
* '''Mudhoney.
* '''Glam:''' Take the flashiness of glam rock and add a handful of punk, and the result will be glam punk. The style is eccentric, while the image is that of confusion. Well, the correct term is androgynous. Manic Street Preachers
* '''a female movement in the 1990s, it was labeled as Riot Grrrl.
* '''NOFX are fall into this category.
