By Andrew Perry, eMusic ContributorTo celebrate the new Iggy & The Stooges album Ready To Die, we invited guitarist James Williamson to rifle through eMusic's catalog and talk us through some of his favorite albums. You can read about… more »
By Douglas Wolk, eMusic ContributorOne of the treasures of American punk rock, Mike Watt has been pounding the bass since he played with Minutemen in the '80s. He's still touring and recording nonstop, with a seemingly infinite succession of… more »
By eMusic Editorial Staff, eMusic ContributorEvery year, a mountain of records is unleashed on an unsuspecting public. And while many move to "Instant Favorite" status, it's inevitable that even more will fall through the cracks. With five months left in… more »
By Mac McCaughan (Superchunk), eMusic ContributorThe Minutemen played in the basement of a local church around 1984 or '85 and blew all of our conceptions about what hardcore was, how long songs could be, what a guitar could sound like.… more »
By Jason Pettigrew, eMusic ContributorWhen put into the perspective of the history of American hardcore, the Los Angeles-based label BYO didn't make a "popular" impact: You don't hear historians referring to Mark and Shawn Stern's imprint with the same… more »
