We spoke with The Clash filmmaker Don Letts about the band's landmark 'Combat Rock.' We also look at the best reissues of the summer ...

Combat Rock: the album that killed The Clash In-fighting, affairs and a breakneck rise to fame crushed the friendship and creative juices out of the Clash, which tore itself to shreds ...

The 40th anniversary edition of the Clash's swan song, "Combat Rock," adds 11 bonus tracks that bring greater focus to the album.

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The Clash will mark the 40th anniversary of their 1982 LP 'Combat Rock' with a new reissue featuring unreleased songs, demo and outtakes.

The Clash, like The Police, was heavily influenced by reggae music. Their early music, for example, “London Calling,” has a reggae sound to it. “Combat Rock,” however very minimal, uses the reggae ...

Instead, they were overwhelmed by their guests: the Clash, on the cusp of breaking into the US with Combat Rock and imploding due to the dismissal of their heroin-addled drummer, Topper Headon ...

The Clash, 1982. Credit: Pennie Smith The Clash are set to release a special edition of their classic album ‘Combat Rock’, NME can exclusively announce.