The Cramps are clawing their way back from the crypt in a major way. A newly launched entity called the Cramps Inc. has ...
Longtime friends of The Cramps, Henry Rollins and Ian MacKaye, are releasing a shelved 1977 album from the psychobilly ...
Psychobilly greats The Cramps are the subject of a new reissue series, and helping them do it are Ian MacKaye and Henry Rollins. The news was announced today and the first release will be Gravest ...
When it comes to the '80s hardcore scene, a handful of releases have legendary status. While Black Flag, Minor Threat, and Bad Brains are the obvious mainstays, 7Seconds were quietly crafting Walk ...
In an announcement written by Rollins, he states, "The Cramps Inc. is the artist formerly known as Poison Ivy Rorschach, Larry Hardy, owner and operator of In The Red Records, and Jimmy Maslon, a film ...
Melodic hardcore pioneers 7Seconds will continue their ongoing reissue campaign with a new edition of 1986’s New Wind. It comes out May 23 via Trust Records, in partnership with the album’s original ...
This past Halloween, Rollins’ included the following excerpt in a lengthy blog post shared on his official website: Weeks ago, I journeyed it to DC in order to work on a great project. Ian MacKaye and ...
This year’s best piece of punk Madlibs just dropped. Observant fans of surf-goth heroes The Cramps may have already noticed an Instagram account by the name of ...
Ahead of its 40th anniversary, hardcore punk stalwarts 7Seconds’ New Wind album will be reissued two ways: in its original form with its original title and as Change in My Head. Ian MacKaye, who ...
Henry Rollins and Ian MacKaye go way back. Before Rollins led the hardcore punk pioneers Black Flag, he was in the short-lived band State Of Alert, whose 1981 EP No Policy was one of the first ...
Shake things up in our nation's capital with one of D.C.'s music legends. In this hour, recorded at the NPR Headquarters in Washington, our Very Important Puzzler is the prolific and outspoken Ian ...
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