Mod-punk 

"Mod-Punks" or Mods, short for modernists, are people whom are influenced by 60's culture. They may wear 60's style attire including suits, dresses, and hair styles from that era.

Mods are not "Modern Day punks" like Green Day or Sum 41.

Mods are in the Punk scene, but not necessarily punks.

See Mod or Mods

> Who is that girl over there with the 60's looking Go-Go skirt?

> She's a Mod

Mod-punk by I am a poseur and I don't care. August 4, 2005

Mod-punk 

A modern day punk rock band.

Rancid, Unseen, Casualties, Flogging Molly. Greenday is not punk! they are alternative

Mod-punk by punx4thepeople February 22, 2005

Mod-punk 

Sum-41, New Found Glory, Green Day, Rancid, Brand New, etc.

Bands or artist that have classic punk inspiration, but have come out recently.

New Punk.

Modern Punk Rock.

Classic Punk: New found glory IS NOT punk!"

Mod-Punk: You're right, they're Mod Punk, the next step.

Mod-punk by Madonna K. April 15, 2004

Modpunk 

Modified Punk Rock; The diversifying of the genre of Punk Rock music; A new wave of a type of rock-'n'-roll in the new millenium, stemming from reaching its peak in the late 1970s and characterized by loud, insistent music and abusive or violent protest lyrics, and whose performers and followers are distinguished by extremes of dress and socially defiant behavior. Such bands like: End of Duhline, No Inside, etc.

Modpunk is the modified alternative to punk rock music. Usually consisting of ambient sounds, harmonies, and awkward time structures. Lyrically, it is no longer just in response to politics, but also life issues and love. Such core bands of this genre are the likes of End of Duhline, No Inside, etc.

Modpunk is short for Modified Punk Rock. The Modern Punk Movement.

Modpunk by Hubert Cumberdale III October 2, 2009