Unmarketable Music
Despite the popularity of bands like the Sex Pistols and Crass punk music is strenuous to engage with when not at a show. The show is the element that brings together the ideas and people, which is the forefront of the movement. Try not to commodify and appeal to others, only experiment and offer honest reflections of self.
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This link in itself is an excerpt to the book "Smash the System! Punk Anarchism as a Culture of Resistance " I didn't go too in depth of the history so if that interests you I implore you to read the full article!
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