12 years ago today, NME published their latest 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list. It was topped by, one of them, The Strokes’ Is This It.
The Spiders, a garage rock band from Japan, did a music video in Bali way back in the day, in 1968.
33 years ago today, Soul Asylum released their commercial breakthrough album, Grave Dancers Union.
This month in 1986, The Cure was in France to refine “Just Like Heaven,” one of the band’s strongest songs in its whole career.
It was Pete Townshend who introduced Dr. Martens to rock 'n' roll.
Let's talk about the Weird and Wonderful Mr White's commitment to colours.
43 years ago today, Joan Jett & the Blackhearts' “Crimson and Clover” debuted on the Official Singles Chart.
33 years ago this month, Ice-T decided to remove "Cop Killer" from his heavy metal band debut album, Body Count.
49 years ago today, the Sex Pistols played in Manchester, which was later dubbed "the gig that changed the world".
57 years ago this month, "Mrs. Robinson", one of the very first songs ever written about MILF, topped the US chart.
53 years ago today, thousands of British schoolchildren staged a bold rebellion known as "No to the Cane".
Friends, NBC's long-running comedy series, officially ended 21 years ago today.
“Distilled excitement, strangely enough. ‘Poison’ is atonal, incendiary slab technofied trip-hop,” said NME.