Template:Punkbox

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Punk rock
Stylistic origins:	Rock and roll - Rockabilly - Garage rock - Frat rock - Psychedelic rock - Pub rock - Glam rock - Protopunk
Cultural origins:	mid-1970s United States, United Kingdom, and Australia
Typical instruments:	Vocals - Guitar - Bass - Drums - occasional use of other instruments
Mainstream popularity:	Topped charts in UK during late 1970s. International commercial success for pop punk and ska punk, mid-1990s–2000s.
Derivative forms:	New Wave - Post-punk - Alternative rock - Emo
Subgenres
Anarcho-punk - Art punk - Garage punk - Glam punk - Hardcore - Horror punk - Oi! - Riot Grrrl - Skate punk - Christian punk - Nazi punk
Fusion genres
Anti-folk - Celtic punk - Chicano punk - Cowpunk - Deathcountry - Deathrock - Folk punk - Pop punk - Psychobilly - Punkabilly - Punk blues - Ska punk - 2 Tone
Regional scenes
Argentina - Australia - Brazil - California - Germany - Uruguay - Yugoslavia
Other topics
DIY ethic - First wave punk - Queercore - Punk fashion - Punk forerunners - Punk ideologies - Punk movies - Punk fanzines - Punk subculture - Punk timeline - Second wave punk