The Slits and the Collision of Punk with Reggae

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From cramped London clubs to the groundbreaking album *Cut*, this episode traces The Slits’ rise as an all‑female band that blended punk’s raw ferocity with dub‑inspired rhythms. It examines how they defied gender norms on stage, navigated DIY recording and distribution, and left a legacy that echoed through post‑punk and beyond.

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