Poland Under the Iron Curtain: Punk’s Quiet Revolution

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Explore how Warsaw and other Polish cities forged a feral punk scene from 1978 through the early ’80s despite state censorship, limited gear, and economic hardship. The episode traces underground clubs, homemade recordings, fanzines, and DIY networks that kept rebellious music alive under surveillance, and shows why this hidden movement matters to punk history.

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