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- Post-punk abstract "Post-punk is a rock music genre that paralleled and emerged from the initial punk rock explosion of the late 1970s. The genre is a more experimental and arty form of punk. Post-punk laid the groundwork for alternative rock by broadening the range of punk and underground music, incorporating elements of krautrock (particularly the use of synthesizers and extensive repetition), disco, dub music, and studio experimentation into the genre. It was the focus of the 1980s alternative music/independent scene, and led to the development of genres such as gothic rock and industrial music.".
- Post-punk derivative Alternative_rock.
- Post-punk derivative Dance-punk.
- Post-punk derivative Dark_wave.
- Post-punk derivative Gothic_rock.
- Post-punk derivative Industrial_music.
- Post-punk derivative Post-hardcore.
- Post-punk derivative Post-punk_revival.
- Post-punk derivative Post-rock.
- Post-punk derivative Shoegazing.
- Post-punk derivative Synthpop.
- Post-punk instrument Drum_machine.
- Post-punk instrument Electronic_musical_instrument.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigin Art_rock.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigin Disco.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigin Dub_(music).
- Post-punk stylisticOrigin Experimental_rock.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigin Funk.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigin Glam_rock.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigin Krautrock.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigin Punk_rock.
- Post-punk thumbnail Sonic1991b.jpg?width=300.
- Post-punk wikiPageExternalLink post-punk-ma0000004450.
- Post-punk wikiPageExternalLink 2068.
- Post-punk wikiPageID "25382326".
- Post-punk wikiPageRevisionID "645692260".
- Post-punk bgcolor "crimson".
- Post-punk color "white".
- Post-punk culturalOrigins "1970.0".
- Post-punk derivatives Alternative_rock.
- Post-punk derivatives Dance-punk.
- Post-punk derivatives Dark_wave.
- Post-punk derivatives Gothic_rock.
- Post-punk derivatives Industrial_music.
- Post-punk derivatives Post-hardcore.
- Post-punk derivatives Post-punk_revival.
- Post-punk derivatives Post-rock.
- Post-punk derivatives Shoegazing.
- Post-punk derivatives Synthpop.
- Post-punk hasPhotoCollection Post-punk.
- Post-punk instruments "Guitar, drums, bass guitar, synthesizers, keyboard, drum machine, modified electronics".
- Post-punk name "Post-punk".
- Post-punk otherTopics Art_punk.
- Post-punk otherTopics Dance-rock.
- Post-punk otherTopics New_wave_music.
- Post-punk otherTopics No_wave.
- Post-punk regionalScenes Coldwave.
- Post-punk regionalScenes Neue_Deutsche_Welle.
- Post-punk regionalScenes Peruvian_rock.
- Post-punk regionalScenes Ultra_(music).
- Post-punk stylisticOrigins Art_rock.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigins Disco.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigins Dub_(music).
- Post-punk stylisticOrigins Experimental_rock.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigins Funk.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigins Glam_rock.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigins Krautrock.
- Post-punk stylisticOrigins Punk_rock.
- Post-punk subject Category:Post-punk.
- Post-punk subject Category:Punk_rock_genres.
- Post-punk type Abstraction100002137.
- Post-punk type AuditoryCommunication107109019.
- Post-punk type Category105838765.
- Post-punk type Cognition100023271.
- Post-punk type Communication100033020.
- Post-punk type Concept105835747.
- Post-punk type Content105809192.
- Post-punk type ExpressiveStyle107066659.
- Post-punk type Genre105845332.
- Post-punk type Idea105833840.
- Post-punk type Kind105839024.
- Post-punk type Music107020895.
- Post-punk type MusicGenre107071942.
- Post-punk type PsychologicalFeature100023100.
- Post-punk type PunkGenres.
- Post-punk type Genre.
- Post-punk type MusicGenre.
- Post-punk type TopicalConcept.
- Post-punk type MusicalComposition.
- Post-punk type Concept.
- Post-punk type Thing.
- Post-punk type Q188451.
- Post-punk comment "Post-punk is a rock music genre that paralleled and emerged from the initial punk rock explosion of the late 1970s. The genre is a more experimental and arty form of punk. Post-punk laid the groundwork for alternative rock by broadening the range of punk and underground music, incorporating elements of krautrock (particularly the use of synthesizers and extensive repetition), disco, dub music, and studio experimentation into the genre.".
- Post-punk label "Post punk".
- Post-punk label "Post-Punk".
- Post-punk label "Post-punk".
- Post-punk label "Post-punk".
- Post-punk label "Post-punk".
- Post-punk label "Post-punk".
- Post-punk label "Post-punk".
- Post-punk label "Post-punk".
- Post-punk label "Post-punk".
- Post-punk label "Postpunk".
- Post-punk label "Pós-punk".
- Post-punk label "Пост-панк".
- Post-punk label "Пост-пънк".
- Post-punk label "ポストパンク".
- Post-punk label "포스트 펑크".
- Post-punk seeAlso Post-punk_revival.
- Post-punk sameAs Post-punk.