Fugazi and the Economics of Punk Independence

28 min•13 oktober 2026

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Explore how Fugazi built a sustainable model around a $5 show philosophy, the Dischord Records partnership, and Washington DC’s all‑ages infrastructure—showing why those choices still shape indie punk economics today.

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