Difference between punk rock chord progression

[Shiiji Gates]

How punks write their own chord progression?

 

[Ed Seith]

Punk is typically very power-chord driven (root note, 5th, and occasionally the octave). It tends to stay away from major or minor tonality even more than mainstream hard rock. "Typical" progressions (I-IV-V, etc) are common, but really, just pick 3 or 4 power chords and see how well they fit together to your ear.

 

[Alicia Willis]

I think you might enjoy this article. Lots of awesome tips and chords charts. Punk is one of my favorites. Not too complicated but hella fun to play !

The Ultimate Guide To Punk Rock Guitar - National Guitar Academy

Punk Rock Guitar | Learn the essentials of playing Punk music on guitar, & why power chords are so important to learn!

nationalguitaracademy.com

 

[idssdi]

In the Grand scheme of things all chord progressions work the same. Usually what's gender specific is the chords used(gravity has ii-V-I in it but isn't particularly jazz while ii-V-I is very common in jazz for example). In punk these tend to be powerchords and after that it's really free game. Do whatever makes you go 'ooh, this sounds good' and you'll be fine.