Depends how it's done. I think as long as the music and lyrical content matures and ages with the band, then it can still be as brilliant and powerful as the music the same band made in their youth. Leatherface were a great example, they changed as they went on but it only seemed to lend more...
The crunching guitars in this... quintessential Telecaster.
Also this. Absolutely proof positive Teles can rearrange your organs while still being absolutely Tele. Chris Spencer is know for using a stock Fender Twin, turned all the way up for the overdrive, with a DOD 250. What a sound.
Really anything with good gain that doesn't flub out when you palm mute will be perfect. The bands you've listed are fairly diverse in punk subgenres but you can't go wrong with any of the suggestions here. With that said I've been using a Laney GH100L lately and you can find those for the cost...
A limited edition red tolexed Marshall JCM 800 2203 that belonged to the studio where my band recorded our last EP. I was hearing it in the control room through monitors but my god, with my Les Paul it was such a massive eureka moment of hearing the guitar sound of almost every single band I...
The DOD 250 has a pretty neutral EQ curve apart from cutting a bit of bass as you ramp up the gain, so it doesn't sound too 'manicured' like some overdrives can. One of the reasons I love it.
Adding to the call for an SG Jr as well as Doublecut Jrs/Specials, preferably in TV Yellow & Cherry. I'm glad they brought back the Coronet & Wilshire too... basically more P90 stuff. Also would not say no to some satin/plaintop Les Pauls in darker hues.