The Split Single Revolution: How Two Bands Shared Money to Build Punk Scenes

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This episode dives into how split 7‑inch singles functioned as financial lifelines for emerging punk bands and small indie labels, detailing the practical logistics of recording, pressing, and distributing joint records. It traces the ripple effect of these collaborations on touring circuits, fan communities, and the evolution of DIY culture across continents.

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