Questions: In comparing new wave with punk, one of these statements is INCORRECT: Clean-cut look in contrast to the raucous appearance of punk Amateurish sound of the Garage Bands, though not overly strident Elements of psychedelia are more subtle than in punk It features more complex rhythms than punk

The answer is "Elements of psychedelia are more subtle than in punk."

This statement is correct. New wave bands often had a more polished and clean-cut appearance compared to the raw and rebellious look of punk bands.

This statement is also correct. New wave music often retained some of the amateurish qualities of garage bands but was generally less aggressive and strident than punk.

This statement is incorrect. Punk music typically does not incorporate elements of psychedelia, which is more associated with earlier rock movements. New wave, on the other hand, sometimes included subtle psychedelic influences.

This statement is correct. New wave music often featured more complex rhythms and arrangements compared to the straightforward, fast-paced rhythms of punk music.