More Fun in the New World

In More Fun in the New World, authors John Doe and Tom DeSavia continue their exploration of the L.A. punk scene from 1982 to 1987, capturing the heights of its cultural impact as punk rock split into various sub-genres. Featuring insights from influential musicians and artists—such as Henry Rollins, Shepard Fairey, and Tim Robbins—the audiobook narrates a rich tapestry of triumphs and struggles within the movement. It reflects on punk's legacy, its effects on mainstream pop culture, and pays homage to those who contributed greatly yet departed too soon. Listeners will experience a vivid portrayal of an iconic era that shaped the future of music.