The band recorded its first album in 1976 and by the following year was touring with such icons as Iggy Pop and David Bowie.

The first time that guitarist Frank Agnew went to a punk show he was about 13, and even though he was underage he was able to ...

Jed “The Fish” Gould, the pioneering Los Angeles DJ who spent 34 years on influential radio station KROQ -FM as “ Jed the ...

The card for the two-night spectacular has filled out significantly over the last two weeks, with championship clashes and ...

The Village Voice interviews photographer Glen E. Friedman about his new book on Bad Brains, a band that changed the landscape of punk.

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From Nelly Furtado and Avril Lavigne to Drake and the Weeknd, music by these artists has soundtracked the last 25 years.

It’ll be like Christmas morning for music lovers with Record Store Day 2025. Now in its 18th year, this is very early for the ...

Emerging from the gritty underground of New Jersey’s late ‘90s music scene, No Tomorrow. is more than just a band name—it’s a ...

Their stunning debut single, ‘White Riot’, acted both as a protest against the complacency of the oppressed masses in the United Kingdom and as a sonic manifesto for the band itself. In 1977, a few ...

The apocalyptic punk classic "London Calling" by The Clash was more or less the result of old-school doom scrolling, according to Joe Strummer.

In the mid-1980s, The Bolshoi were one of the most distinctive bands to emerge out of the English music scene. Blending post-punk and alternative rock, ...