Recorded at 15 different studios over a 10-year period at a cost exceeding $13 million Chinese Democracy is the most expensive rock album ever made, which just goes to show that money can’t buy you ...

The Clash wrote this song as they went through personal difficulties all while being concerned about global events. They were in debt. "We felt that we were struggling," said lead vocalist Joe ...

After 'London Calling', The Clash were burdened with artistic expectancy. But as all good artists do, they pivoted and went ...

Get ready to crank up the volume and rock out! We're counting down the ultimate guitar riffs, legendary vocals, and unforgettable anthems that defined generations. From psychedelic masterpieces to ...

The sticker affixed to the London Calling album shrink-wrap, so many years ago, boldly declared that the Clash were “the only band that matters.” If that is true – if it was more than record company ...

The classic combination of Les Paul and Tele fuelled The Clash from London Calling onwards, although Jones played the majority of guitars on the band’s studio albums.

If you want to hear a pretty good example of Strummer’s love for reggae, give “Rudie Can’t Fail” from the legendary 1979 Clash album London Calling a good listen.

In 1977, on The Clash's debut single, White Riot, vocalist/guitarist Joe Strummer sang about wanting “a riot of my own” . He wouldn't have to wait terribly long to get one. In fact, before the ...

The sticker affixed to the London Calling album shrink-wrap, so many years ago, boldly declared that the Clash were “the only band that matters.” If that is true – if it was more than record company ...

This Joe Strummer 3.75” ReAction Figure is based on The Clash's "London Calling" video.

The Clash’s classic line-up (l-r) of Joe Strummer, ‘Topper’ Headon, Paul Simonon and Mick Jones in 1978. Image: Sheila Rock/Shutterstock Punk legend Paul Simonon, bass player for The Clash, has shared ...