Acoustic Punk

Acoustic punk is a genre characterized by its raw, stripped-down sound, often featuring acoustic guitars, folk-influenced melodies, and emotive, storytelling-driven lyrics. Emerging in the 1980s, it evolved from the DIY ethos of punk rock, with artists seeking to create a more intimate, personal connection with their audience. The genre's heyday was in the 1990s and early 2000s, with a resurgence in the 2010s. Acoustic punk's cultural significance lies in its ability to blend rebellious spirit with introspection, addressing themes of social justice, personal struggle, and relationships. Drawing from folk, punk, and indie rock traditions, acoustic punk distinguishes itself through its lo-fi production, poignant songwriting, and often, a strong sense of community and activism. Its emotive, heartfelt quality has captivated audiences, fostering a devoted following and influencing a range of musical styles, from folk-punk to indie-folk.

Grief and Purpose

Drives the Common Man

Album - 8 Tracks - Released June 20, 2025