Ongoing History of New Music Daily: The end of The Clash
The Clash were one of the most influential bands in the history of alternative music, so it’s kind of surprising
Read moreThe Clash were one of the most influential bands in the history of alternative music, so it’s kind of surprising
Read moreIn the beginning, the Clash, like most of the punk brethren back in the middle 1970s, was poor. And I
Read moreIt was December 11, 1980 when The Clash released the follow-up to London Calling, the sprawling triple called Sandinista. To
Read moreTo start the weekend, here’s a puppy riding a rooster. Now let’s try some music news for December 11, 2020.
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Read moreOne day in January 1980, kids in the UK tuned into a TV show called Tiswas expecting to see the
Read moreWe begin this episode with a reading from Ecclesiastes, chapter three, verses 1-3. Ish. To everything there is a season,
Read moreThe Clash played Toronto four times over their career and each time was carefully and thoroughly documented by people who
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