The History of Punk goes down the toilet!

In Reykjavik, there’s an old public toilet that’s been turned into the Icelandic Punk Museum! This edition of The History of Punk started with an interview in the museum, and then got right into music from Iceland’s punk history.

Here’s the playlist:

Bubbi Morthens – Jón Pönkari
Fræbbblarnir – Bíó
Taugadeildin – Hvítar Grafir
Purrkur Pillnikk – Gluggagægir
Jonee Jonee – Helgi Hós
Megas – Krókódílamaðurinn
Kamarorghestar – Rokk Er Betra
Án Orma – Dansaðu Fíflið Þitt Dansaðu
Sonus Futurae – Myndbandið
Grafík – Videó
Þeyr – Rúdolf
Q4U – Böring
Utangarðsmenn – Hírósíma
Grýlurnar – Betri Er Limur En Limlestir
Tappi Tíkarrass – Skrið
Baraflokkurinn – Catcher Coming
Spilafífl – Playing Fool
Chaplin  – Teygjutwist
Vonbrigði – Ekkert
Bodies – Lonely
Oxsmá & Bubbi – Me & My Baby

And here’s the show!

This edition of The History of Punk originally aired on CJSR 88.5FM 18 March 2019.

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