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Punk Rock Subgenre 3 Letters – For more than a decade, thrash metal fans have come up with a definitive list of the top four bands: Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax. (However, there has been some recent speculation about expanding the group to include Exodus, so we’ll have to wait and see.)

But what about other genres? After all, metal has become immeasurably diverse and vital over the past 50 years or so, and thanks to the efforts of many great artists, many other great styles have emerged.

Punk Rock Subgenre 3 Letters

So which of these subsections should be the focus of attention, and what is responsible for turning them into?

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The following catalog is available here. Basically, we’re going to break down over two dozen different subgenres, explore why they’re important, and which four artists (each) have done the most to set them apart. Without them, the whole metal would not be the same.

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, Ohio – We’re in the midst of a pop-punk revival. And everyone seems to be buzzing like it’s 2004.

The acts driving this renaissance are as unlikely as revivals, from British musician Youngblood to rapper-turned-rocker Machine Gun Kelly to Roc Nation member Willow. One thing they all have in common, however, is that they borrow from the acts that made pop punk a commodity in the first place.

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As the name suggests, pop punk is derived from punk rock. Taking the aggressive sound of punk and embellishing it with pop melodies, the genre became popular in the 1990s and then went mainstream in the 2000s. But pop punk dates back to the 1970s when bands like the Ramones, Buzzcocks, and The Undertones laid the groundwork for a new scene and sound.

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Born in Boston, Lustra formed in the late 1990s under the name Seventeen. Despite showing promise in the alt-rock scene, legal battles with Seventeen magazine slowed the band’s growth. Things improved after the band changed their name to Lustra. “Scotty Don’t Know,” about a girl who cheats on her boyfriend, has more of a pop-punk feel to it. The lyrics don’t pull any punches when they’re mean (“I did it for his birthday)”. The inclusion of “Scotty Don’t Know” on the EuroTrip soundtrack (featuring a hilarious performance by Matt Damon) cemented its hit status.

Formed by three Descendants members, All will take the early pioneers to a more emotional level with songs about love and heartbreak. Nothing shows this better than “She’s My Ex,” which infuses pop punk with new wave and power pop. This style would become very influential in the 1990s when it came time for pop-punk to reach the mainstream. It’s hard to imagine a song like Green Day’s “When I Come Around” or Blink-182’s “Josie” before “She’s My Ex” came years ago.

Before he became an entrepreneur and had a top 10 hit with his band Cobra Starship, Gabe Saporta was a pop punk kid. His band Midtown didn’t reach the heights of other bands of the early 2000s. But Midtown still holds a special place in fans’ hearts. “Just Rock and Roll,” the opening track from Midtown’s Save the World, Lose the Girl album, showcased Saporta’s punk influences and catchy songwriting early in his career. Whenever Saport was asked to list his favorite songs, he always included “Just Rock and Roll,” his first significant turn as a songwriter.

The Smoking Popes brought real excitement to pop-punk in the early 1990s, peaking in 1995 with the unforgettable Need You Around. Lead singer, guitarist and chief songwriter Josh Caterer had a voice more in line with The Smiths or Joy Division. Along with Caterer’s lyrics about love, it became one of Smoking Pope’s signature weapons. “Need You Around” was the starting point for almost every song Fall Out Boy recorded in the early 2000s.

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If fans of 2000s pop punk hear the opening chords of Hey Monday’s “Homecoming,” they should be. The song was included on Fall Out Boy’s 2008 mixtape Welcome to the New Administration (the band was signed to Patrick Stump and Pete Wentz’s Decaydance label). Hey Monday was hailed as the genre’s next big thing, but it never made a splash. However, vocalist Cassadee Pope achieved bigger things in 2012 when she became the first female winner of The Voice.

Real Friends became pop-punk mainstays in the mid-2010s with hits like “I Don’t Love You” and “Empty Picture Frame.” But to trace the band’s rise and development, you have to go back to 2013’s Put Yourself Back Together and its epic, emotional retrospective tour, Late Nights in My Car. True Friends toured with other bands in the 2010s. But nothing got the crowd going like “Late Night in My Car.”

The song “Welcome to Heaven” has a history as rich as “Green Day”. It originally appeared on the Green Day-influenced Lookout! “Kerplunk” album cover. The band and producer Rob Cavallo took the opportunity to give the 1994 track “Dookie” a more polished look.

It’s easy to forget how big the Bullet 41 was. No pop-punk band has ever written a better chorus. Sum 41 followed up their new release Fat Lips with “Too Deep”. In Too Deep went platinum, establishing Sum 41 as one of the biggest acts in pop punk, as well as one of the biggest bands in the world.

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Man Overboard’s influence isn’t hard to pin down. The band fully embraces the emo side of pop punk once ruled by bands like New Found Glory and Saves the Day. Man Overboard’s best track, “Dead End Dreams,” is right up there with the best material from those pop punk legends. The band’s sophomore album was produced by NFG co-founder Steve Klein, who knew how to put an emotional finish on great songs like “Dead End Dreams.”

Fenix TX released only three studio albums. But the band managed to make their mark in the pop-punk scene of the early 2000s. The catchy song “All My Fault” became a radio hit and was included in the 2000 TV movie Jailbait. The movie is not that memorable. But a deeper look into Fenix TX’s catalog reveals a handful of songs (like “Triple” and “Phoebe Cates”) that still hold the catchy tunes of the era. A song like “All My Fault” is an essential part of any playlist that attempts to represent the rise of pop punk in the 21st century.

Paramore has always gravitated towards dance pop, which took the group to new heights in the 2010s. “That’s What You Get’s” is a pop-punk song with influences from genres like disco, funk, power-pop, and more. The song is Paramore’s “Riot!” fans keep coming back for good reason. More than any song on this album, “That’s What You Get” represents Paramore’s ability to consistently write stellar pop tunes.

Good Charlotte released three singles on their debut in 2000. They didn’t go anywhere. It wasn’t until the band moved on to something more mainstream. “Lifestyles of the rich and famous” bashing the rich was everyone’s business. And it came with all the pop-punk fans could handle. Of course, there is always a certain amount of irony in such cases. Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous was a Top 20 hit that would make Good Charlotte a lot of money.