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Poster for Fact 177 'Pumped Full of Drugs' New Order live in Tokyo #FontSunday @DesignMuseum @BFI

“Candybeat 504” by Toby Mott

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Youth culture is known for rebellion. But insurgence may have hit a a fever pitch in 1970s Britain with the start of punk and the emergence of the punk aesthetic. Maintaining the ideology that “anyone can do it,” the young punks of the time began transforming the music scene from polished and produced to something fast and aggressive. Independently made 7-inch vinyl became the center of design for the nihilistic disruptors influenced by Dadaist collage, the 1960s underground

I do not own copies of most of the fanzines depicted on this page. Some of the images I have posted are from reproductions with highly pixilated resolution. This required some pretty serious photo…

siouxsie and the banshees concert poster (1984).

This is a reimagined poster for the last weekend of gigs held at the legendary Punk venue The Electric Circus in Manchester in October 1977 when punk was still a relatively underground movement. These were the early days of punk when the innovators of the movement were still playing small clubs before moving on to national recognition. The image to the left of the list of bands is from the venue's stage backdrop - just in case you were wondering. Printed on 300gsm silk heavy paper and posted…

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For a movement that famously proclaimed there was no future, punk rock has had a remarkably durable half-life. The world is awash in punk.

Punk was more influenced by queer artists and subcultures than you might think.