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Punk the Capital: Building a Sound Movement

The real MacKaye: fab retrospective of punk rock in Washington, DC, 1976–84

Yola – Stand For Myself

Pop, soul, outrage and joy…

LUMP – Animal

Marling and Lindsay reach seventh heaven on irrepressibly fun second outing

John Francis Flynn – I Would Not Live Always

Young Dubliner brokers the ancient and modern on captivating debut

ZZ Top – Album By Album

In tribute to Dusty Hill

Lindsey Buckingham says his firing from Fleetwood Mac “harmed the band’s legacy”

"It was about rising above things – it stood for more than the music"

Bruce Springsteen “respectfully declined” to lend his name to a New Jersey service station

Famous residents will soon be represented along the Garden State Parkway

Joni Mitchell to release early coffee shop performance recorded by Jimi Hendrix

Hendrix recorded the singer's performance at Ottawa's Le Hibou Coffee House in 1968

Primal Scream announce three 30th anniversary Screamadelica reissues

Including a 12-inch singles box set and demos album Demodelica

Manic Street Preachers delay their next album, blaming COVID-19 pandemic

Their 14th offering has been pushed back to September
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As they bickered throughout the final days of Minor Threat, drummer Jeff Nelson told singer Ian MacKaye that – as unwashed jocks from the ’burbs started to infiltrate their well-marshalled scene – he wasn’t really enjoying playing with the DC hardcore giants any more. Righteous fire forever...

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