You can’t fault Blondie for lack of ambition on their ... For a band that never wanted to be pigeonholed, “No Exit” dive-bombs any attempt. Unfortunately, it also makes for a bit of a ...

that Blondie, the irreverent Manhattan band that mainstreamed punk, glamorized trash pop and pioneered disco-rock – is No Exit, after the play by existentialist Jean-Paul Sartre. “We felt ...

"Boom Boom In The Zoom Zoom Room," the rest of No Exit contents itself with mediocrity. It's as unnecessary a comeback as has ever been attempted, and it only confirms that Blondie's past glories ...

Another opportunity to enjoy Blondie’s first ever appearance at the Glastonbury Festival, which came in the summer of 1999, just months after the release of the comeback album No Exit.

Information on survivors was not immediately available. After Blondie reunited, the band released its seventh album, “No Exit,” in 1999. This time the band was more heavily identified with Ms ...

Blondie's heyday was over when even the techiest ... Love You Too" on 1978's Parallel Lines was a little overshadowed by No. 1 disco crossover "Heart of Glass," but it's there.