The Clash (Musical Group)

Taylor Swift, Al Barr, and More Reflect on Songs to Be Thankful for

Free for All

Give it away, give it away, give it away now

In Honor of Thanksgiving: The Top Music Turkeys of 2007

Give it away, give it away, give it away now

The Good, the Bad & the Queen

The Good, the Bad & the Queen
(Virgin)

Unknown Legend

Somebody give Joe Ely the spotlight

The Clash

The Singles
(Sony/Legacy)

This Is Video Clash

Roadie picture

Shell Game

What's it selling? Everything

Joe Strummer Memorial & Tribute

The good that men do

Joe Strummer Revisited

Two long-lost reissues shed new light on a punk icon

Washboard Confessional

Holy saccharine. Absolve this man of his sinful affection for pop-punk.

Various Artists

White Riot: A Tribute to the Clash (Uncut Magazine)

Glass Ceiling

Punk vets Glass Heroes got tired of waiting for a break. They've turned to the Net.

The Magnificent Strummer

The Clash leader dies, closing out a somber 2002 for rebel music

Dogs' Life

British punk-era warriors Slaughter and the Dogs regroup for a shot at the respect they never got

Clash City Rocker

Joe Strummer gives his band enough rope, and arrives at a democratically created, internationalist gem

Loud, White and Blue

After four attempts at recording an album, the Loud Americans are finally getting heard

Road Testing

The Living End is a living legend in Australia. Now the band is taking on U.S. audiences.

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes

Blow in the Wind (Fat Wreck Chords)

TV Eye

Tempe combo reshapes Television's art-punk sound with a lot of volume and a little bit of pop

Nixon's Head

Take It! (Groove Disques)

Various Artists

The Stax Story (Stax Records)

Obsessions, Passions, Perversions 2000

Music critics reveal their deepest, darkest record-buying secrets in New Times' annual poll

Superdrag

In the Valley of Dying Stars (Arena Rock)

Gang of Three

New York trio plays minimalist punk with a British bite

Waco Brothers

Electric Waco Chair (Bloodshot)

Hot Poppers

There's melody, musicianship beneath the snarl of the Vox Poppers

Various artists

Lookout! Freakout: 2000 Sampler Compilation (Lookout! Records)

Rancid

Rancid (Hellcat)

Just the Old Dude

A newly released two-CD anthology of Ian Hunter's solo recording only tells half of the rest of the story

Brother 'Hood

Philly kids Marah mine the sights and sounds of their hometown for a brilliant sophomore effort

Dillinger Four

Versus God
(Hopeless)

Amazing Crowns

Royal (Time Bomb)

Highway to Heck

Though Christian on the inside, MxPx is pure punk on the outside

Viva Sandinista!

Is the Clash still the only band that matters?

Various artists

Fire & Skill: The Songs of the Jam
(Ignition/Epic Records)

Obsessions, Passions, Perversions

New Times music critics reveal their deepest, darkest record-buying secrets

Critical Mass

Even with impending Willennium looming, 1999 proved to be a banner year for music

Misanthrope Through and Through

Nursing a broken heart and bruised ego, Trashman seeks solace and finds . . . Bush

Recordings

Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me / The Clash Tribute: Burning London / Jon Dee Graham

Recordings

Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me / The Clash Tribute: Burning London / Jon Dee Graham

Illadelphia Freedom

The Roots threaten to make their big move with Things Fall Apart

Hot Five

Phonoroyale carries the torch song into the modern world

The Trashman

Where unit-shifting heroes of rock are exposed as the passionless poseurs they really are

Trashman

Where unit-moving heroes of rock are exposed as the passionless sissies they really are

1996 New Times Music Awards Showcase

Where unit-moving heroes of rock are exposed as the passionless sissies they really are

Wax On

Where unit-moving heroes of rock are exposed as the passionless sissies they really are

UNLISTED NUMBERSA DIRECTORY OF HIDDEN TRACKS FROM LP TO CD

Where unit-moving heroes of rock are exposed as the passionless sissies they really are

BUZZCOCKS RELOAD

FOUNDERS OF ONE OF PUNK'S SEMINAL BANDS REUNITE

ROCKABILITY REGAINED

AFTER A LONG HIATUS, COLIN WINSKI REDISCOVERS HIS MUSICAL ROOTS