The Clash recorded enough material for Combat Rock to release yet another multi-LP set, but in the mixing process, producer Glyn Johns managed to edit the album down to a tight 46-minute ...

The Clash’s productivity at the time was such that the record itself could barely contain it. Album artwork for London Calling was already complete when the band turned in one more song ...

Album: The Clash (1977) Another single from The Clash's self-titled album took on a different country. "I'm So Bored With The U.S.A." attacks a number of areas of US culture, from its foreign ...

As The Clash’s seminal third album is celebrated in a new exhibition, Chris Harvey reflects on its anger, humour and swaggering grandeur. Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent.

Expanded from a 10-inch vinyl LP, Black Market Clash – featuring early rarities, notably the 1977 NME freebie version of Capital Radio – Super BMC was re-tooled in the early ’90s to serve as a CD ...

Terry Chimes, best known for being the Clash’s former drummer, revealed why he left the British punk group and music industry ...

The Clash’s Debut Album Changed the World of Punk for the Better. After forming, The Clash started to tour after just one month of making music together. In 1976, ...

Guns N' Roses bassist and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Duff McKagan on the punk ethos, lessons learned from The Clash and his third solo studio album 'Lighthouse.' ...