New York Times — Members of Fugazi, a seminal punk band, have joined forces with Anthony Pirog, a guitarist a generation their junior. more info

Stereogum — Fugazi were one of the greatest bands in the history of American underground rock. Some of us might argue that they were simply the greatest, no qualifiers necessary. And a big part of the reason was the rhythm section of bassist Joe Lally and drumme... more info

Stereogum — Joe Lally and Brendan Canty, the former rhythm section for Fugazi, have a new band that's about as far away from Fugazi as you could possibly get. Lally and Canty are now two thirds of the Messthetics, an instrumental power trio that also features th... more info

Uncut — Wayne Kramer will be joined by members of Fugazi and Soundgarden photo by: Leni Sinclair/Michael Ochs Archive/Getty Images Wayne Kramer will be joined by members of Fugazi and Soundgarden The post MC5 announce Kick Out The Jams 50th anniversary ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus, Kramer is releasing a memoir called The Hard Stuff: Dope, Crime, the MC5, and My Life of Impossibilities. more info

Stereogum — Guitarist Wayne Kramer has been leading powerhouse Detroit garage band MC5 for more than five decades now, and he's ready to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the band's landmark debut album Kick Out The Jams with a big tour this year. This latest it... more info

Stereogum — Collectively, bassist Joe Lally and drummer Brendan Canty make up one of the greatest rhythm sections that underground rock has ever known. The two played together in Fugazi, holding down that band's low end from their inception to the moment they we... more info

Metal Injection — IT'S RIOT SPRAY! The post Henry Rollins, NIRVANA's Krist Novoselic & FUGAZI's Brendan Canty Were On Portlandia appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Chorus.fm — Steve Knopper, writing at GQ: Every hardcore band you loved in the ’80s and beyond, from Black Flag to Minutemen to Fugazi, had one unfortunate thing in common: Nazi skinheads occasionally stormed their concerts, stomped their fans, gave Hitler sal... more info

The Quietus — As he curates this year's Spitalfield Music Festival, André De Ridder speaks to Alex Weston-Noond about his selections, including Nik Void and politics with Monteverdi and Fugazi more info