Punk blues
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Punk blues is a Post-punk interpretation of Blues and Swamp rock.
Bands influenced by punk, roots of early rock and roll as well as the original Swamp rockers such as Tony Joe White and Creedence Clearwater Revival have also been classified as Swamp rock, although many of these bands have tended to embrace individuality, sensationalism, innovation and musical fashions. At the same time there is a loosely defined genre that emphasises it's commitment to roots music and exploration of American identity, called Roots rock. Punk blues is a sub genre of Punk and Swamp rock.
See also
- List of Punk blues musicians and bands
- Cowpunk
- Garage punk
- Psychobilly
- Punkabilly
- Hardcore punk
- Post-punk
- Deathcountry
- Garage rock
- Indie rock
- Folk punk
- Swing revival
- Dark Cabaret
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