Sentence examples for rich punk from inspiring English sources

"I grew up into hardcore, metal and punk, and I knew L.A. had a really rich punk history.

"I think the really rich underground punk scene of bands like Be Bad and Torso were responding to that culture".

I guess that's fresher than being into rich junkie punks like the rest of the fashion world.

Certainly, that comes with a particular historical burden: the Gaslight Anthem is part of a rich tradition of New Jersey punk, spanning the Misfits to the Bouncing Souls.

A gang of punks chanting "rich rock star" severely beat up Biafra at a local gig in 1994.

What makes Afropunk special is the tapestry of people who come from throughout the diaspora to experience this one, pulsating moment of a thousand kinds of black love: young, old; rich, poor; self-identified punks, and those who just like to lie in the grass and have a good time.

That all goths and punks are rich kids who will happily blow their parents' cash on shitty t-shirts with Heath Ledger on them, or the only thing that cheers up depressed college students in the face of a country in economic turmoil is a quick whiz through the mall?

As I argued on HLN's Weekend Express Sunday morning against former NFL Super Bowl champion Jimmy Farris, Colin Kaepernick is a punk who got rich in a country under the protection of the military and the police.

Yet in other respects Daft Punk have provided a richer informational context for the project.

Or perhaps Vivienne Westwood's "Cafe Society" gowns from 1994? "We keep running into the same problem, which is that rich women don't want to look punk, or grunge," Mr. Silver said.

The duo She Wants Revenge, from California, play late-'80s-influenced post-punk, anchored by Justin Warfield's rich, sinister vocals (themselves reminiscent of the Joy Division vocalist Ian Curtis).