The document discusses different aspects of rock music genres including instruments commonly used in rock bands, subgenres like indie rock, pop-punk, and post-britpop. It provides examples of bands that fit each subgenre, typical clothing styles and activities of fans, as well as album artwork, festivals, and magazines related to these rock music genres.

1. ROCK MOOD
BOARD.
AS MEDIA STUDIES – UNIT G321
SARAH JINKS

2. ROCK BANDS. A selection of past, and present, rock bands.

3. INSTRUMENTS.
A selection of instruments typically used by “Rock” bands,

4. SUBGENRES.
INDIE ROCK.
Bandswhofitthecriteriaofthe“IndieRock”subgenre.
Primavera
Festival–
Spanish“Indie
Rock”festival.
Album art
of typical
“Indie
Rock”
artists.
“Mods” – 1960s
culture, linked to “Indie
Rock”
Live band experiences.

5. SUBGENRES.
POP-PUNK.
Shoesthatarestereotypicallywornby“Pop-Punk”listeners.
Garmentsstereotypicallyworn
by“Pop-Punk”listeners;band
merchandiseandskinnyjeans.
Skateboarding
is usually a
hobby of “Pop-
Punk”
listeners.
“Slam Dunk Festival” –
a “Pop-Punk” orientated
festival.
Album art of “Pop-Punk”
artists.
“Pop-Punk”artists–usuallybands.

6. SUBGENRES.
POST-BRITPOP. Smart-casual
clothing – usually
worn by “Post-
Britpop” band
members, and fans.
Albums produced by “Post-Britpop” bands.
Currentandprevious“Post-
Britpop”bands.
Union Jack
flag –
associated
with “Post-
Britpop”
through
culture and
genre.

7. ROCK MAGAZINES.
A selection of covers from previous editions of branded rock
magazines.