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Rockabilly Punk Clothing
Worlds
Collide
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Who would have thought that punk
rock and rockabilly would ever meet and live together in harmony?
That’s what psychobilly is all about.
And through this new genre comes rockabilly punk clothing.
How do you blend two so very different styles to
create a whole new culture? Rockabilly
clothing today usually advertises cars, motorcycles, 1950’s style pinup
girls, and other topics of original rockabilly art.
Punk clothing is typically defined by baggy jeans, tight-fitting
shirts, and jewelry. So, to
create rockabilly punk clothing, the most obvious way to combine the two
is to take the tight-fitting punk shirts and decorate them with
traditional rockabilly designs.
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This rockabilly punk clothing is
the chosen wear of most psychobilly rockers.
What exactly is psychobilly? Rockabilly
was originally a combination of bluesy tunes with a heavy rock beat and a
country twang. Take those
elements and blend them with modern punk, or British punk rock, with a
faster beat and more controversial topics, and you’ve created
psychobilly.
Rockabilly punk clothing is not a
mainstream style. Most of
this clothing is derived from what is found in shops for punk and gothic
clothing. In other words,
those who follow the psychobilly culture have to search out clothing that
will be considered representative of their genre of music.
There are very few places to find specific rockabilly punk
clothing.
Psychobilly is still a little known musical genre
and culture. Although
rockabilly made its name in the 1950’s and continues to produce new
music today, and punk rock has more recently been the favored musical
format in the 1980’s (and is still loved today), the psychobilly style
of combining the two has not become a mainstream musical trend.
Perhaps in the near future, it will be more popular, and then more
rockabilly punk clothing will be more readily found.
Until then, search the “punk” shops, and you’ll find small
treasures that will define the culture.
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