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Punk music has been around since the 70s; however, with each new generation, a new sound evolves. Borrowing from the older generations, as well as creating new, never-heard-before sounds of their own, punk artists are drawing from past and present to create new sub-genres of punk music. If you’ve ever asked yourself what a Rod Stewart song would sound like a little faster, a bit dirtier and definitely louder, you’ll want to read further to see our favorite collection of songs that received the punk makeover treatment. Each of our picks has mixed punk with vastly different genres to create a wholly new song with a delightful twist. 66 | Meets Obsession Magazine The Punk Art Issue Issue
Child of the 80s Let’s face it; the 80s were the epitome of creative expression. From the way teens dressed, danced and did their hair, to popular music, everything was bursting with energy. And if John Hughes’s movies have taught us anything, it is that the music sets the mood to any occasion. These covers add a little something special to these classic 80s hits that will take you back to a time of boys holding boom boxes over their heads, riding off into the sunset on lawn mowers and hot guys waiting outside the