1. Animals As Leaders

An American avant-garde metal bully, his song CAFO caused an earthquake in the metal circle, with tens of millions of views on YouTube, and countless guitarists crazily copying and showing off their skills. . Compound beats are played very well. Guitarists and drummers are crazy about endorsements. After making enough money and fame and music, the large-scale industry distribution scene of the leaders is stagnant. No progress has been made, and now we are just resting on our laurels.

2. Cock Sparrer

Pioneer of the punk movement in the 1970s, a shining star on the streets of London. No matter how good the Sex Pistols were at hugging the queen's lap in business, back then they still had to call big cocks brothers. A few years ago, I saw that the Sex Pistols were out to make money again. A few old bald men had no backbone, so they made a few rounds of money and happily went home to take care of their grandchildren. Things are different and people are different. Things are different and people are different.

3. Chumbawamba is a little punk from the streets of London, England. He once held high the anarchist flag and despised the Sex Pistols and other bands that were too commercial and disdainful. Complicity with it. In the end, when they saw that they were making a lot of money, they had to bow their arrogant heads. Tubthumping doesn't sound punk at all, with catchy lyrics, full of positive energy, and a pop-flavored arrangement, but it's what makes them so popular.

4. Bowling for soup Bowling soup

If the previous punk bands lowered their proud heads and went commercial, then this band can be said to be licking the politics of US imperialism. Correct, the dirty punk that used to have negative energy was washed away, and the whirlwind of pop punk just blew up. Positive energy is everywhere, positivity is king, and all the anarchic old punks are played by old men. , go raise your great-grandchildren, long live pop punk.