The Clash and the Expansion of Punk Rock

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This episode dives into The Clash’s landmark album London Calling—its fusion of reggae, ska, rockabilly, and hard‑cut politics that pushed punk beyond its early limits. We explore how the record was conceived in Wessex Studios with producer Guy Stevens, the DIY spirit that still powered its production and distribution, and why it reshaped punk’s musical and cultural horizons.

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