Punk Record Stores: The Underground Engines That Built Whole Scenes

13 min•12 oktober 2026

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This episode traces how small, independent record shops became the lifeblood of punk scenes—from distributing rare imports to hosting flyers and fostering all‑ages networks—shaping music, community, and DIY culture across continents.

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Punk Record Stores: The Underground Engines That Built Whole Scenes

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