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Fucked Up’s ‘One Day’ possesses a brightness and sense of happiness that’s addictive and optimistic, even if the lyrics at times insinuate the opposite.

I've been blessed by coincidence that Black Flag is playing their 1984 album My War and a Best Of Set in Lubbock on my birthday at Lubbock's Jakes Backroom

In "No One Left to Come Looking for You," Sam Lipsyte, master Gen-X satirist, follows a shambolic ’90s punk band through a grungy New York mystery.

By Ryan McDonald In surf speak, a “line” is the path a surfer chooses to take on a wave. The decision is typically a strategic one. If a surfer knows the wave…

Black Flag made a comeback album in 2013, called What The..., and they absolutely should not have done. It's You're The Worst

Elton John and Stevie Nicks, for starters. Also: Smashing Pumpkins at Footprint Center, Zac Brown at Chase Field, Pepe Aguilar at Desert Diamond Arena

The funk-rockers tackled the grunge classic during a recent show at Flea’s Silverlake Conservatory of Music

Jonathan Abrams' 'The Come Up: An Oral History of the Rise of Hip-Hop,' goes beyond New York's marquee names to chart the growth of a national movement.

The story of SST Records and its founder Greg Ginn, guitarist for the legendary hardcore act Black Flag, is told in Jim Ruland's 'Corporate Rock Sucks.'

Red Hot Chili Peppers fans are revelling in the new double album, Return Of The Dream Canteen -- an arguably more varied musical snapshot of the band than its Unlimited Love collection, also released this year. Guitarist John Frusciante shed light on some of his major influences, telling Guitar World, "I really love the band Genesis, their prog stuff, as well as their pop stuff. And their keyboardist Tony Banks, I put him up there with the Beatles as far as really coming up with imaginative...