List of post-punk bands

The following is a list of post-punk bands. Post-punk is a musical movement that began at the end of the 1970s, following on the heels of the initial punk rock movement.[1] The essential period that is most commonly cited as post-punk falls between 1978 and 1984.[2][3]

Contents
0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W X Y Z

0–9

• 23 Skidoo[4][5]

A

• Adam and the Ants[6]
• ...And the Native Hipsters[7]
• The Art Attacks[8]
• Artery[9]
• Associates[10]
• Au Pairs[11]

B

• The B-52's[12]
• Bauhaus[6][13]
• Bhopal Stiffs[14]
• Big Black[15][16]
• The Birthday Party[6][17][18]
• The Blackouts[19]
• Blam Blam Blam[20]
• Blue Orchids[21]
• Blyth Power[22]
• Bush Tetras[23]

C

• Cabaret Voltaire[24]
• Capital Inicial[25]
• A Certain Ratio[26][27]
• The Chameleons[28]
• James Chance and the Contortions[2]
• The Chills[29]
• Circus Mort[30]
• The Clean[31]
• Clock DVA[32]
• Cocteau Twins[33]
• The Comsat Angels[34]
• The Cult[35][36]
• The Cure[6][33][37][38]

D

• DA![39]
• Dalek I Love You[40]
• Dead Can Dance[33]
• The Deep Freeze Mice[41]
• The Del-Byzanteens[42]
• Delta 5[43][44]
• Depeche Mode[45]
• Desperate Bicycles[46]
• Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft (D.A.F.)[47]
• Devo[6][48][49]
• Do-Re-Mi[50]
• The Durutti Column[51]

E

• Echo & the Bunnymen[6][52]
• ESG[53]
• Essential Logic[54]
• Eurogliders[55]
• The Ex[56]
• Eyeless in Gaza[57]

F

• Factrix[58]
• Faith No More (as Faith No Man)[59]
• The Fall[6][26]
• Family Fodder[60]
• The Feelies[61][62][63]
• The Fire Engines[64]
• Flipper[65]
• The Flying Lizards[66]
• For Against[67]
• Fra Lippo Lippi (early work)[68]

G

• Gang of Four[2][6][69][70][71][72]
• Gene Loves Jezebel[73]
• Girls at Our Best![74]
• Glaxo Babies[75]
• Green River[76]

H

• Half Man Half Biscuit[77]
• Heaven 17[78]
• The Higsons[79]
• The Human League[80]
• Hüsker Dü[81][82]

I

• I'm So Hollow[83]
• In Camera[84]

J

• The Jam[85]
• Japan[86]
• The Jesus Lizard[87]
• The Jesus and Mary Chain[88][89]
• Josef K[90]
• Joy Division[6][33][91][92][93][94]

K

• Killing Joke[95][96]
• Kino[97]

L

• Laughing Clowns[98]
• LiLiPUT[99]
• The Lords of the New Church[100]
• Love and Rockets[6][13]
• Ludus[101]

M

• Magazine[102][80][103]
• Maximum Joy[104]
• Meat Puppets[105]
• The Mekons[6]
• Melvins[106]
• The Membranes[107]
• The Method Actors[108]
• Midnight Oil (early work)[109]
• Minimal Compact[110]
• Minny Pops[111]
• Mission of Burma[112][113]
• Mo-dettes[114]
• Models[115]
• Modern English[116]
• Modern Eon[117]
• The Monochrome Set[118]

N

• Naked Raygun[15][119]
• The Names[120]
• New Model Army[121]
• New Order[6][33]
• Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds[122]
• The Nightingales[123]

O

• The Opposition[124]
• Orange Juice[1][125]

P

• Palais Schaumburg[126]
• The Passage[127]
• The Passions[128]
• Pel Mel[3]
• Pere Ubu[6][129]
• Phantom Tollbooth[130]
• Pigbag[26][131]
• Pink Military[132]
• The Police[133][134]
• The Pop Group[6][4][102][135][136]
• Primitive Calculators[3]
• The Proclaimers[137]
• The Psychedelic Furs[138]
• Public Image Ltd[102][139][140]
• Pylon[141]

R

• The Raincoats[129]
• Rank and File[142]
• Red Lorry Yellow Lorry[143]
• Rema-Rema[144]
• R.E.M.[145]
• The Residents[146]
• Rip Rig + Panic[147][148]
• Romeo Void[149]

S

• Sad Lovers & Giants[150]
• Savage Republic[151]
• The Scientists[152]
• Scratch Acid[87]
• Scritti Politti[91][153]
• Section 25[154]
• Sex Gang Children[155][156]
• Sielun Veljet[157]
• Simple Minds[158]
• Siouxsie and the Banshees[6][33][38]
• The Sisters of Mercy[159]
• The Sleepers[160]
• The Slits[161]
• The Smiths[162][163]
• The Soft Boys [164]
• The Sound[165]
• Southern Death Cult[166][167]
• Squeeze[168]
• Subway Sect[129]
• Sunnyboys[169]
• Swell Maps[51]

T

• Talking Heads[2][6][170][171]
• The Teardrop Explodes[6]
• Television Personalities[51]
• The The[172]
• Theatre of Hate[173]
• This Heat[174][175]
• Thompson Twins (early work)[176]
• The Three Johns[177]
• Throbbing Gristle[178]
• Tin Huey[179]
• Tones on Tail[13]
• Transvision Vamp[180]
• Tuxedomoon[181]

U

• U2[6][182][183]
• UK Decay[184]
• Ultravox[185]

V

• Violent Femmes[186]
• Voigt/465[3]
• Volcano Suns[187]

W

• Wall of Voodoo[188]
• Whirlywirld[3]
• Wire[189]

X

• Xero[3]
• XTC[1][80]

Y

• Young Marble Giants[91][190]

Z

• Zounds[191]

Post-punk revival bands

See also

• List of gothic rock artists
• List of new wave artists and bands
• List of punk rock bands, 0–K
• List of punk rock bands, L–Z
• List of post-hardcore bands

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