Counting down ten of the most underrated and overlooked tracks recorded by punk icons The Clash, including some of Joe Strummer's greatest songwriting efforts.

Wilson's new album is unlike anything he’s done before, a very proggy space odyssey that takes the listener on a journey ...

Fender has come up through the ranks the hard way, starting out playing pubs and smaller venues ... Thompson showing off a ...

Get ready to crank up the volume and rock out! We're counting down the ultimate guitar riffs, legendary vocals, and ...

Joe Strummer was a ball of rage and ambition when he and the rest of The Clash laid down the tracks for their debut album. Most of the guitar on ... half-hearted singles playing on the listener ...

Dhani believes he was about seven when it dawned on him his father was more than a weekend strummer ... By coincidence, Dhani was on stage playing guitar in what would be Preston’s last gig ...

I had played guitar in a band. Jim Muotune used to be in a band ... McMillan: We were booked to play at T in the Park and Joe Strummer was there. When I was a kid I was a massive Clash fan. When we ...

“(Nothing But) Flowers” is a witty, satirical song about the blessings of nature, one that benefits from the backing vocals of Kirsty MacColl and the shimmering guitar of Johnny Marr, along ...