Sat, 09 Jul, 2016 - 01:00
Suzanne Harrington
PUNK is not dead — it’s just old. Forty years ago this summer, it burst from society’s ribcage like a furious, screaming alien, offending everyone.
Everyone, that is, apart from an emerging generation thrilled and energised by its raw, raging force.
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