The Culture Of Me — For this year's New Year's Eve festivities, we were booked to cover the GBH events held at Drom Lounge on Avenue A and of course the 3:30am DJ set by The Bloody Beetroots at Webster Hall, our usual area of expertise. But before and in between those e... more info

NME - The Bands Blog — The man behind TV On The Radio and Maximum Balloon on his love of punk, new wave cinema and ‘fake gay German hardcore dance’ My first single ‘Don’t You (Forget About Me)’ by Simple Minds “I was about 11 and I went to the record store to ... more info

The Mirror — Low point of the week was the sight of D-list nonentity Lembit Opik drool­ing over Jodie Marsh on Celebrity Come Dine With Me – evidence of how far Channel 4 has fallen since the halcyon days of GBH, The Tube or The Comic Strip. more info

MTV.com News — Troubled singer receives six-month suspension of driver's license following July car crash.By Gil Kaufman George Michael appears at Highbury Corner Magistrates Court in London on Tuesday Photo: Danny Martindale/ WireImage George Michael ple... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — A lot of bands look punk. Green Day and Billy Talent come to mind. Black spiky hair and hint of "I don't give a s---" attitude pursing on their manicured lips. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by BBG Perfume & Piss is the name of GBH's new LP (catchy huh?), marking the UK punk pioneers' eleventh studio effort in their thirty-plus year existence. Hellcat (aka Tim Armstrong of Rancid's label) is doing the honors, and in... more info

New Times Broward-Palm Beach, FL — Charged GBH was formed in 1978 by singer Collin Abrahall and guitarist Colin Blyth. Usually associated with the UK82 scene that begat the Exploited, Disorder, Discharge, and the Varukers, GBH (Grievous Bodily Harm), as it's popularly known, has survi... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Capt. Willard said... HARRY NILSSON "You're Breaking My Heart" (1972) Two very rare censored versions of Harry's most notorious song, from a Mexican 45 and an Australian import best of. Plus the F.U. original, in all its glory. Hear them all and get ... more info

Guardian Music — Thirty years ago, a rock writer coined the term 'Oi!' to decribe his favourite music. Soon 'punk's idiot half-brother' was synonymous with arson, racism and football violence. By Alexis PetridisThe Cockney Rejects' 1980 performance at Birmingham's Ce... more info

The Quietus — Hear 'Kids Get Down' now more info