The apocalyptic punk classic "London Calling" by The Clash was more or less the result of old-school doom scrolling, according to Joe Strummer.

John Lydon has often rallied against Joe Strummer and The Clash, but a visit to Jamaica made the 'London Calling' singers racists in the eyes of Johnny Rotten.

A look at The Slits, their place in the male-dominated London punk scene of the early 1970s, and how it inspired one of their best songs, 'Typical Girls'.

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Gang Of Four bassist Dave Allen has died aged 69. He had been suffering from dementia. Allen’s death comes just weeks before ...

‘I guess we were too punk even for the punk crowd. They hated us. I taunted them, saying “You have to live through us to get ...

The Three Lions star on stumbling into a lifelong career in pop music through a series of chance encounters, unexpected twists and Pure coincidences.

At its core, Ask A Punk is a story of cultural identity, rebellion, and the relationships between family members from ...

Expect pyrotechnics and high-octane, moshpit-stirring performances by Ginger, veteran bass-master Jon Poole, guitar whizz Ben ...

If Nardwuar the Human Serviette truly is, as a wise person once suggested, the “litmus test for humanity”, then Mark Carney ...