Punk’s Paint‑Splat Revolution: Album Covers that Redefined Graphic Design

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From the stenciled fury of Sex Pistols’ Never Mind to Joy Division’s wave‑mashing black‑and‑white, this episode dives into how iconic punk sleeves didn’t just cover a record – they rewired visual culture. We track the creative choices, DIY constraints, and cultural currents that turned cheap cardboard into an anarchic canvas, influencing generations of designers and fans alike.

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