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Jessica Hopper is a director, producer and author based in Chicago. In a career spanning more than twenty years.  Hopper earned acclaim as a provocative, fearless music journalist, writing for Rolling Stone, The New York Times, The Guardian and Pitchfork.

Forty years ago, the Herald met Basia Bonkowski, host of Channel 0/28’s Rock Around the World.

Back when there were no cell phones, CD players, and internet, there was a place called Crazy Als. First, it was located in Broad Ripple on College Ave, then later

A diverse selection of recent musical acquisitions, presented to interest you and spark your musical libido.

It was three years ago today (September 15th, 2019) that Ric Ocasek, the guitarist and leader of the Cars, was found dead in his Manhattan apartment at age 75. Although he suffered from both a hypertensive heart and coronary artery disease, it was reported he officially died from natural causes. Ocasek is survived by six sons, two from each of his three marriages. At the time of his death he was estranged from his third wife, supermodel Paulina Porizkova -- who has since revealed, unbeknownst to...

A new book, “Disturbing the Peace, borrows its title from the slogan of 415 Records, the S.F.-based punk and new-wave label from the 1970s and 80s.

Summerfest wrapped up its 2022 run with a Saturday of performances from some new faces and some not-so-new ones.

ALT80 - Alternative 80s Music Night, darkroom, Christchurch Sat, 25 June - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

San Franciscos new wave band Romeo Void exists in a curious interstice between the social context of the early ‘80s while being wholly prescient of our era of #MeToo.

Bill Kopp, former Playlist reviews editor, has taken an unusual tack in exploring the history of San Francisco punk rock and new wave from 1977 to 1985. Disturbing the Peace: