X-Ray Spex Fact Two #punk #anthem

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“Oh Bondage Up Yours!” by X-Ray Spex isn’t just a punk anthem — it’s a fierce, sarcastic jab at societal control. Released in 1977, the song opens with a mock-submissive line (“Some people think little girls should be seen and not heard...”), before lead singer Poly Styrene shreds that idea with a scream of defiance. “Bondage” here isn’t just about literal chains — it’s about consumerism, gender roles, and all the expectations society tries to wrap around you. It’s loud, angry, and gleefully rebellious — punk with a feminist snarl and a message that still kicks.

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