The Clash’s Final Reckoning: Cut The Crap, Chaos and Punk’s Endgame

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This episode dives into how the Clash’s last studio album, ‘Cut The Crap’, became a flashpoint for internal strife, label politics, and shifting punk ethics. We unpack the roles of management, CBS Records, and production choices that split the band and rippled through the DIY community, ultimately reshaping perceptions of authenticity in punk.

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