Sure, here are a few common _punk genres listed by how dystopian stories in those genres tend to be:

Cyberpunk - Stories in this genre tend to be quite dystopian, portraying a future where technology has gone out of control and humans are struggling to maintain their humanity in a world dominated by technology and corporate power.
Post-apocalyptic punk - As the name suggests, this genre tends to be extremely dystopian, often portraying a world that has been destroyed by some kind of catastrophic event (such as a nuclear war, pandemic, or environmental disaster) and where the few remaining humans are struggling to survive in a hostile and dangerous world.
Biopunk - Stories in this genre tend to be somewhat dystopian, often exploring the ethical and social implications of genetic engineering and biotechnology. They may depict a future where humans have been genetically modified or where new and dangerous life forms have been created through biotechnology.
Steampunk - While not always dystopian, stories in this genre often have a somewhat bleak or gloomy atmosphere, portraying a world where technology has developed in a different way than it did in our timeline (often using steam power instead of electricity) and where society may be struggling with its consequences.
Technopunk - Stories in this genre tend to be quite dystopian, often exploring the potential consequences of a world where technology has become all-encompassing and controlling, and where humans may be losing their agency and free will.
Zombiepunk - As with post-apocalyptic punk, stories in this genre tend to be very dystopian, portraying a world overrun by zombies and where humans are struggling to survive against the odds.
Dieselpunk - While not always dystopian, stories in this genre often have a somewhat bleak or oppressive feel to them, portraying a world that is heavily influenced by the aesthetics and politics of the early 20th century (particularly the World War II era).
Atompunk - Stories in this genre often explore the potential consequences of a world where atomic energy and nuclear weapons are prevalent, and while not always dystopian, they may portray a future where humans have become too reliant on atomic technology and where nuclear war is a constant threat.
spam fails_task lang_mismatch pii not_appropriate hate_speech sexual_content quality toxicity humor helpfulness creativity violence