• Destroy! The influence of punk.

  • By: BRB Studios
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Destroy! The influence of punk.

By: BRB Studios
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  • The English punk movement, circa 1976, influenced multiple generations of artists, photographers, writers, designers, as well as musicians. Destroy! host Richard Smith interviews the key protagonists of this cultural revolution that impacted every aspect of society and is still being felt today. Produced by BRB Studios Visit berightbackstudios.com for more details.

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Episodes
  • “Stephen Mallinder: the journey of the beat.”

    “Stephen Mallinder: the journey of the beat.”
    Oct 30 2024
    Stephen Mallinder has been pushing the boundaries of music since he cofounded Cabaret Voltaire in 1973, long before punk even opened the door. The band’s influence has reached far and wide since those early revolutionary days inspiring many of the music industry’s most creative artists, including, Nine Inch Nails, and Depeche Mode, and helping set up musical “signposts” for house music, techno, and hip-hop to follow. “We were influenced as much by film and television as anything else. We saw ourselves as modernists, as people looking to the future. As part of the machinery of the modern world.”

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    55 mins
  • "Peter Saville: the epicenter of nowness."

    "Peter Saville: the epicenter of nowness."
    Sep 30 2024
    Peter Saville is arguably one of the 20th century’s most important artists. Growing up in 70s Manchester, inspired by the influence of punk, Saville seized the opportunity to change the world. Cofounder of legendary Factory Records, his groundbreaking design work for New Order and Joy Division inspired generations and influenced culture for decades. "I saw my work as signposts, where I thought things were going, my work was not actually about music, the music was the pulse beat of the moment and I tried to make a visual analogy as I heard it.”

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    54 mins
  • "Yobs" - Launch Teaser

    "Yobs" - Launch Teaser
    Sep 13 2024
    On December 1st, 1976, the Sex Pistols appeared on English national television cursing and swearing obscenities. The “Bill Grundy incident,” riled a nation, incensed one man to destroy his TV, and inspired multiple generations of aspiring cultural revolutionaries to change the world.

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    1 min

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