When you’re watching a DJ play a set there, and a train speeds past them ... who supposedly lived upstairs for a while; Joe Strummer; Nick Cave—people of that caliber. It’s a fine legacy ...

Joe Strummer was a ball of rage and ambition when ... You hear the rattle of the steel train that opens the record, along with the cassette tape hissing the verse from a teenage Nasty Nas on ...

Stoke-on-Trent’s loudest prophets of punk-folk fury are back—and they’ve brought the end of the world with them. The Best ...

These records serve as statements of intent and have the power to change or reshape the industry, inspire fellow musicians, ...

Johnny: Don't call me Elvis! If you can't use my proper name, why don't you try "Carl Perkins, Jr." or something? I mean, I don't call them "Sam & Dave", do I? Dave: Hey, man. My name is Dave. Johnny: ...

The entire scene had branched out into different sects, and while the alternative revolution emphasised being yourself, it was hard to find any sort of identity when one person liked rap-metal and ...

“Paradise,” which was also known as “Mr. Peabody’s Coal Train,” was about Muhlenberg ... Williams has also covered Joe Strummer’s rousing song “Johnny Appleseed” (“If you ...