Dead Kennedys and the Visual Revolution of Punk Collage

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This episode dives into Winston Smith’s collage art that gave the Dead Kennedys a fierce, political visual identity—examining his art‑school background, collaboration with Jello Biafra, the DIY techniques he used, and how his covers became anti‑consumerist, anti‑war statements that reshaped punk iconography.

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