Slits Magnets
Description: The Slits — artwork by SCXOM studio The Slits were a pioneering British punk/post‑punk band formed in London in 1976, known as one of the first all‑female groups of the UK punk era. Famous for their raw, rebellious sound, blending punk with reggae and dub, and debut album Cut (1979), they disbanded in 1982 yet remain hugely influential.
Description: The Slits — artwork by SCXOM studio The Slits were a pioneering British punk/post‑punk band formed in London in 1976, known as one of the first all‑female groups of the UK punk era. Famous for their raw, rebellious sound, blending punk with reggae and dub, and debut album Cut (1979), they disbanded in 1982 yet remain hugely influential.
Description: The Slits — artwork by SCXOM studio The Slits were a pioneering British punk/post‑punk band formed in London in 1976, known as one of the first all‑female groups of the UK punk era. Famous for their raw, rebellious sound, blending punk with reggae and dub, and debut album Cut (1979), they disbanded in 1982 yet remain hugely influential.
Description: The Slits were a pioneering British punk/post‑punk band formed in London in 1976, known as one of the first all‑female groups of the UK punk era. Famous for their raw, rebellious sound, blending punk with reggae and dub, and debut album Cut (1979), they disbanded in 1982 yet remain hugely influential.
Description: The Slits — artwork by SCXOM studio The Slits were a pioneering British punk/post‑punk band formed in London in 1976, known as one of the first all‑female groups of the UK punk era. Famous for their raw, rebellious sound, blending punk with reggae and dub, and debut album Cut (1979), they disbanded in 1982 yet remain hugely influential.
Description: The Slits — artwork by SCXOM studio The Slits were a pioneering British punk/post‑punk band formed in London in 1976, known as one of the first all‑female groups of the UK punk era. Famous for their raw, rebellious sound, blending punk with reggae and dub, and debut album Cut (1979), they disbanded in 1982 yet remain hugely influential.
