Tag: the Clash
The top 15 punk albums of 1978 that still rock today
Punk in 1978: The Sex Pistols broke up in San Francisco and were about to become an asset in a legal battle, despite “new”...
10 self-titled albums that are just as epic as ‘blink-182’
blink-182 are celebrating the 16th anniversary of their scene and world-renowned self-titled (or untitled) album. With that being said, we’re taking a look back...
Top 15 punk LPs of 1977 that undeniably defined the year
Punk festered the entire ’70s: The Stooges and New York Dolls cleared the field as all the misfits on the margins waited their turn,...
Green Day members perform secret covers set at California block party
If you're familiar with Green Day, you should know some of the members sometimes perform as a cover band called the Coverups.
Just a week ago,...
YUNGBLUD is a 21st Century Liability, and he’s not apologizing
Last year, U.K. native Dominic Harrison—aka YUNGBLUD—burst onto the scene armed with a joyous blend of hip-hop, punk and indie rock that was unlike...
10 podcasts and radio shows hosted by punk musicians you should hear
There are thousands of podcasts out there, and more are uploaded each day. While there’s plenty of podcasts about music, we wanted to switch...
Top 8 videos capturing Britpunk beginnings in all its snarling glory
Britpunk was born out of a movement. However, England no more invented punk rock in 1976 than McDonald's invented the hamburger. Punk was an...
18 Record Store Day releases you’ll miss if you sleep in
Get ready to starve your wallet and feed your turntable because the 11th anniversary of Record Store Day falls this weekend (Saturday, April 13)....
Awesome retrospective of Clash singer/punk icon Joe Strummer on its way
The late Joe Strummer, the heart and soul of iconic British punk band the Clash, will be celebrated with the release of Joe Strummer...
New film ‘London Town’ features Jonathan Rhys Meyers as the Clash’s Joe Strummer (exclusive...
With a star cast and a killer soundtrack, the new film London Town has the potential to be one of the next great coming-of-age...
