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The Ramones were great, but Television made their CBs confreres sound like Johnny one notes. Television had chops, tunes, and weren’t afraid to stretch out and solo—they even had arrangements for god’s sake.

A gap in the story of punk-era New York is plugged. Review by Kieron Tyler

There’s a murder [of crows] afoot

From window dresser to clothing trader, supplier of 20th century fashion to the world of film and television, decorative arts dealer and collector, re

Taking over from Café Volaire in 1987 his Odd Rock Café on Kinnickinnic Avenue felt like a roadhouse with a CBGB pedigree.

Saint Etienne-compiled series of do-it-yourself aural postcards from post-punk’s liminal zones. Review by Kieron Tyler

At City Winer, Chuck Prophet and the band ripped through 20 old and new songs, and it felt normal, and it felt exceptionally good.

"Blondie: Against The Odds 1974-1982" is nominated for a Grammy for best historical album.

We present to you 20 of the loudest, nastiest, screaming-est, screechiest Aerosmith songs of all time, ranked using a nuanced blend of subjective greatness and historical importance, along with a decibel dose of purely objective meter-reading heaviness.