Browsing Tag The Clash
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Editorials 1
Undercover: 5 Cover Songs Better Than The Original
For many, the idea of a cover song couldn’t be more washed out and generic. Fans won’t want to believe that a cover can be better than the ...
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3 Of The Week 0
3 Of The Week: 40th Anniversaries
1976 was about much more than the invention of the ink-jet printer, it was a tremendous year for music and the development of punk rock. There were a ...
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Editorials 1
MEB’s 40 Greatest Punk Albums of All-Time
Punk rock began in the 1970s with artists who dabbled with garage rock, played at breakneck speeds, and integrated political dialogue. Needless to say, the genre has come a ...
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Features 0
MEB Staff Picks Playlist: May 2016
Welcome to MEB Staff Picks, a monthly feature where our staff showcases some of our current favorite tracks, both new and old. For our May edition, we have ...
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Podcast 0
MEB Podcast: Episode 46 – Up Tha Punx
[soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/258892886″ params=”auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false&visual=true” width=”100%” height=”450″ iframe=”true” /] In this episode, Tim Dodderidge and Christina Troitino join Nick to talk about punk music. Christina lends her old school expertise ...
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Album Reviews 0
Howler: World Of Joy
Howler remind me of a modern version of The Clash. A version of The Clash that is a throwback to ’60s punk rock energy while embracing the sensibility of ...
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News 5
Frank Ocean, Diplo, 1/2 of The Clash Release Collab Track “Hero”
The Scoop: Converse Music has enlisted Frank Ocean, Diplo, and Mick Jones & Paul Simonon of The Clash to collaborate for the latest entry in their “Three Artists, One Song” series. The ...
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Editorials 0
Musical Evolution: Why A Band Changing Its Sound Is Necessary
Change is a constant theme in the progression of society. Changes in lifestyle, ideologies and technology all create room for society to progress and better itself. The same ...
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Editorials 4
The Death of Metalcore: A Demonstration in Natural Selection
I’ve been reading (and writing) articles that deplore the lack of originality in metalcore for years. It’s always ‘on its last legs’ or ‘a stale, stagnant genre’. The ...
