<p>In the late ’70s, punk met radical politics – and something darker was born. Crass turned punk into a way of life, Discharge invented the relentless D-Beat, and Amebix gave the soundtrack of apocalypse. From UK squats to global basements, crust and anarcho weren’t just genres – they were survival, protest, and resistance.</p>

In the late ’70s, punk met radical politics – and something darker was born. Crass turned punk into a way of life, Discharge invented the relentless D-Beat, and Amebix gave the soundtrack of apocalypse. From UK squats to global basements, crust and anarcho weren’t just genres – they were survival, protest, and resistance.

9. Crust & Anarcho: Punk at the Edge of Collapse

"History is a Riot" explores the untold history of punk music. From proto-punk and garage rock to the explosive scenes of the '70s and beyond, we trace the roots, sounds, and cultural forces that shaped a global rebellion. A deep dive into music history with grit, humor, and a whole lot of noise.

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9. Crust & Anarcho: Punk at the Edge of Collapse

9. Crust & Anarcho: Punk at the Edge of Collapse