How The Ramones’ 1976 London Tour Sparked Trans‑Atlantic Punk

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In this episode we track the Ramones’ brief but seismic 1976 run in Britain, exploring how those shows shifted the tempo, production ethic and DIY infrastructure of British punk. We examine venue dynamics, band interactions, recording practices and the nascent trans‑atlantic network that fed back into the New York scene.

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