"Peter Saville: the epicenter of nowness."

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Destroy! The influence of punk.

Richard Smith, BRB Studios, Inc.

18 episodes

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From the Sex Pistols to The Raincoats, the Ramones to the New York Dolls, the punk movement's impact on society is still being felt today. Host Richard Smith interviews the outsiders and misfits who drove this cultural revolution to discover what inspired them and what shaped their careers.

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"Peter Saville: the epicenter of nowness."

Destroy! The influence of punk.

52 minutes 33 seconds

1 year ago

"Peter Saville: the epicenter of nowness."

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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