With a love of psychedelia, The Verve's Richard Ashcroft reached into the depths of Greek prog and lifted 'The Four Horsemen' for 1997's 'The Rolling People'.

The D.C. area band didn't fall far from the genre's tree, but it's ripping out pop-punk's more problematic roots.

Punk’s not dread. Back in the ’90s, Sonic Youth’s Kim Gordon had “Girls invented punk rock, not England” emblazoned on a ...

The name Sid Vicious brings up all sorts of images of debauchery, mayhem and general rock ‘n’ roll delinquency. Whether he ...

Table of Contents They were wild times. Once standing at the corner of 21st and South Street was the tiny punk rock cultural ...

Just Like Heaven this weekend and Cruel World next weekend— are heating up and Beach Life led the excitement for what's ahead ...

Punk icon Norb Rozek (aka Rev. Norb of Boris the Sprinkler) is featured throughout Green Blah! In addition to being a ...

Name Paul LearyBest known for Guitarist and occasional vocalist and bass player for Butthole Surfers, and producer of Sublime ...

While the rock and roll bands in the ‘60s laid the foundations for rock and roll to take over the world, the top 12 rock ...

The Balboas, a punk-surf rock band, started their roots in Akron and the love for the area has still influenced them to this ...

The San Antonio, TX based hardcore freak-punks, Butthole Surfers, were notorious for their live shows and the band's newest archival release, Live at the ...

Eight months before Motörhead’s classic lineup recorded their self-titled debut, the trio found its sea legs in the studio at an August 1976 session, where they recorded early versions of half of ...