- Crust Punk: is a form of Hardcore Punk that was born out of the English Anarcho-Punk movement in the mid-1980s with the bands Amebix and Antisect. In its original form, Crust Punk (or simply Crust) is very metallic, with strong elements of Speed Metal (Motörhead's style is noticeably present).

- D-Beat: is a sub genre of early 1980s Hardcore Punk named after the UK band Discharge. The term is used to describe a number of bands playing in the same metal-influenced punk style as Discharge with a firm attachment to the recognizable d-beat drum pattern and its derivatives.

- Metal-punk: chaotic bastards who thrive on the combination's of punk joined with metal.. not submitting to the social standards of either genre and embracing METAL PUNK..

- Hardcore Punk: (often referred to as simply Hardcore) is a derivation of Punk Rock that appeared during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Hardcore initially borrowed much from Punk's original music framework and energy and made it faster, heavier and more aggressive, while retaining Punk's anti-establishment image and DIY ethics/practices.

- Anarcho-Punk: As a reaction to and continuation of the breakthrough of Punk Rock in the late '70s, Anarcho-Punk sought to distance itself from the bands that it already considered to have become too glossy and commercial. less