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It's not uncommon for members of a band to switch around the instruments they play every once in a while, but what is uncommon is for someone to permanently take up a different instrument than the one they originally played. Here are eight musicians who changed the instrument they played for their band. -
6 Artists Whose Debut Songs Were Their Best
It's not uncommon for an artist's debut album to be its best work, but some artists have debut singles that are so unequivocally excellent that they never again write anything that good. Here are six artists who's debut song was their best. -
8 Great Punk Covers of Classic Songs
If an artist does a cover version of a song, but doesn't really change anything about it, then there's not really a point in doing it at all (listen to Seal's version of "Let's Stay Together" and tell me why it had to be made). However, these eight bands took songs by non-punk bands and put their own noisy punk spin of them. -
Weasel Walter's Defunct ugEXPLODE Label Posting Brilliant Older Titles to Bandcamp for Discount Prices
Weasel Walter's ugEXPLODE Records hit the scene in 1991, built upon his wiley notion that extreme metal, noise rock and free jazz could exist peacefully on one man's mail-order imprint. Albert Ayler, Captain Beefheart, Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, The Residents, Deicide... -
Black Flag back with 'What The...' 28 years after last release
Classic punk fans are in for a treat when most of the original Black Flag lineup releases 'What The...' on November 5. It will be the "official" band's first original LP since 1985's 'In My Head.' -
Black Flag's Greg Ginn Loses Suit To Stop Former Bandmates from Using Logo
One of the world's deepest philosophical wars was deepened further on Thursday: A judge has ruled that Greg Ginn and his record label, SST, has no right to prevent former Black Flag members Keith Morris and Chuck Dukowski from using the band's four black-bar logo and playing the band's music under the name FLAG. -
Greg Ginn, Original Guitarist and Founder of Black Flag, Sues Former Members and Their Punk Icon Spinoff Group
Nothing says hardcore punk like a class-action lawsuit. Although admittedly Black Flag guitarist Greg Ginn isn't suing the former members of the band he founded for any money, he is asking for an injunction on spinoff band Flag's upcoming tour.
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