The Clash may not have been the first British punk rock band, but they were the soul of the genre in the late ’70s and early ’80s. The band—most famously composed of Joe Strummer, Mick Jones ...

The Clash’s London Calling cover is one of the most iconic images in punk history, capturing the raw energy and rebellion of ...

David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust cover was shot as monochrome and vividly coloured afterwards but it's of a real location can you guess the place and for the locations for seven other iconic album covers ...

The Junior Murvin cover “Police and Thieves” was ... “Train In Vain” quickly became the album’s biggest hit and The Clash’s first Hot 100 entry as a signature song that displayed ...

Miles Davis on the cover of his vinyl album Tutu in 1986 A new exhibition ... and Pennie Smith's work with The Clash. "Ultimately this is a celebration of photography and a love letter to record ...

It gave The Clash a soulful instrument other punk bands ... alongside items such as Simonon’s smashed bass from the album cover shot by Pennie Smith. The cover’s graphic design, incidentally ...

The Clash turned Paul Simonon’s legendary bass ... showcasing his talent for creating visually stunning album covers that complement the music within. Taken by Anton Corbijn, The Joshua Tree ...

Hearts & Minds & Crooked Beats features Clash covers from people like the Dandy Warhols, the Gotobeds, and Warren Dunes’ Julia Massey. Since this is a benefit, you’ll have to pay actual money ...

The album, mastered by the legendary Ted Jensen ... and The Rust & The Fury. International Clash Day, established in 2013 by KEXP DJ John Richards, marks a global annual celebration of ...

We are working our way through the catalogue of The Clash and reflecting on a career charged with authenticity and ranking their albums in order of greatness ...