These 15 albums from 1997 irrefutably proved that punk was far from dead
by Tim Stegall1997: All media is declaring the alternative–rock explosion—for which Nirvana lit the fuse—over. This means the commercial pop-punk wave Green...
1997: All media is declaring the alternative–rock explosion—for which Nirvana lit the fuse—over. This means the commercial pop-punk wave Green...
This past March 5, the French punk label Guerilla Asso quietly slipped a genius album into the marketplace: Rocket To...
Some promo copywriter at the Clash’s American label, Epic Records, came up with the questionable slogan “19 songs by the...
Record stores are magical places. A good, well-stocked and curated record shop with a knowledgeable staff can influence tastes, expand...
When pub-rock singer Joe Strummer of the 101ers first met with former London SS guitarist Mick Jones in 1976 to...
Christmas is quite possibly the most musically controversial holiday of the year. Not everyone digs the varying styles of seasonal...
Record collectors of any sort can be a persnickety bunch. But few can be worse than punk-rock record collectors with...
By 1980, U.S. major labels abandoned punk with Sid Vicious‘ corpse. The American underground reacted, hard: “Don’t want us? Fuck...
By 1979, punk was firmly established. Seemingly, a million new bands formed weekly, releasing great singles seconds later. But some...
Gainesville punk fest The Fest already revealed a stacked lineup, but now they’ve announced the full list of artists performing. The lineup...