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This week’s Top 3 Lehigh Valley area concerts cover a lot of ground with classic movie scores, the evolution of rock and roll, and some dancable ska.

Hear your first taste of new music and get album details.

Hear your first taste of new music and get album details.

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By my count, I’ve attended at least 8 Dropkick concerts. Emotions and memories tied to...

Third-wave Boston ska-punks the Mighty Mighty Bosstones have officially announced their plans to disband after close to 40 years in operatio...

The past 12 months has seen a conveyer belt of Isle of Wight creative talent propelled into mainstream consciousness.

Rancid helped pave the way for the fusion of ska, reggae and punk rock. Here is our in-depth rundown of some of the most notable Rancid tracks.

CD Review of Rancid "Self titled" (Hellcat Records)

Paul Simonon and drummer Topper Headon didn’t coin the phrase, they also refrained from protesting it. This act gained them enormous mistrust in certain quarters. True, there was a good deal of self-mythologizing to the Clash. Just listen to tracks such as “Clash City Rockers,”“Last Gang In Town” or “Four Horsemen.” It was a trait absorbed from glam heroes Mott The Hoople, one of Jones’ teenage obsessions. But the Clash truly were more than a mere punk band or even a rock ‘n...