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“The song means as much today as it did then – kids trying to break out of their town to find something to do”: Influenced by Aleister Crowley and toothache, the song that introduced new wave still strikes a chord

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“The song means as much today as it did then – kids trying to break out of their town to find something to do”: Influenced by Aleister Crowley and toothache, the song that introduced new wave still strikes a chord

The Sex Pistols weren’t the only authority-baiting band to storm the charts in 1977

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