Brooklyn Vegan — Long in the works, Salad Days: A Decade of Punk in Washington, DC 1980-1990, is premiering as part of the DOC NYC fest in NYC tonight (11/14). Expected to attend: Scott Crawford, producer Jim Saah, film subjects Michael Hampton... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — "One of my favourite guitar players Ian MacKaye of Fugazi, Minor Threat and The Evens, and a cup cake." - Johnny Marr Johnny Marr's current tour kicked off in Washington, DC on Sunday (11/9) which is where the above photo... more info

Stereogum — Last month, Dischord announced that they would be putting out Fugazi’s original demo tape in a release called First Demo. The collection contains ten tracks from the group’s demo, which includes (obviously) some demos that would go on to appear o... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Nick Hornby talked to the Telegraph about his new novel Funny Girl. NPR Music is streaming the new Grouper album Ruins. Bill Moyers interviewed author Marilynne Robinson. The Washington City Paper reconsidered Fugazi's 13 Songs album 25 years after i... more info

NME — 'Salad Days' will premiere in December and looks at DIY punk bands such as Bad Brains, Minor Threat, Void and Fugazi more info

Core News — “NYC trio Blonde Redhead have been crafting their brand of ethereal synth pop for 20 years since a chance meeting by Milanese twin brothers Amadeo and Simone Pace and Japanese vocalist Kazu Makino in 1994. Since then they have worked with Sonic You... more info

Stereogum — D.C. restaurant Satellite Room has named a hamburger after noted vegan and local music scene hero Ian MacKaye. The Minor Threat and Fugazi frontman has been a vegan for almost thirty years, a choice which stemmed from his involvement in the straight ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Arcade Fire at Coachella 2014 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin) As you probably know, Arcade Fire have been doing covers specific to the location they're playing on their ongoing tour, and last night (8/17) they did an especially cool one.... more info

Stereogum — Fugazi is synonymous with the underground D.C. scene, so it makes sense that Arcade Fire would choose to give them the cover treatment. At last night’s show at the Verizon Center, Win Butler covered “Waiting Room” in his paper mache mask. The o... more info

NME — The Canadian band also covered Fugazi's 'Waiting Room' at Washington DC gig more info