Magnet Magazine — 25 years ago today, Rollins Band released final album Nice. Going out strange. Read Henry Rollins in MAGNET on performing for U.S. troops overseas: The post Rollins Band Released Final Album “Nice” 25 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Maga... more info

Magnet Magazine — 10 years ago today, Dinosaur Jr released Give A Glimpse Of What Yer Not. MAGNET named it the 10th best album of 2016, calling it a “life-giving force of guitar, bass, drums and scary-big stack of Marshall amps.” Read our Dino cover interview from... more info

Antimusic Rock — Greetings. Henry Rollins here. Weeks ago, we told you about the formation of The Cramps Inc., that restarted The Cramps' label Vengeance Records more info

Stereogum — In April 1979, New York punk-scene weirdos the Cramps played at a Washington, DC venue called the LBJ Club, and that must've been some show. The Cramps hadn't released their debut album yet, but they were already pioneering a gothy, theatrical, knowi... more info

Magnet Magazine — 15 years ago today, J Mascis released debut album Several Shades Of Why. Kurt Vile! Pall Jenkins! Kevin Drew! Ben Bridwell! Suzanne Thorpe! Sophie Trudeau! Read our Mascis/Dinosaur Jr cover Q&A by Henry Rollins: The post J Mascis Released Debut Album... more info

Stereogum — It's been 57 years since TV icon William Shatner released his debut album, an utterly bizarre culty nugget called The Transformed Man. In more recent years, Shatner has occasionally returned to his music career, usually for shits and giggles. At leas... more info

Magnet Magazine — 35 years ago today, Dinosaur Jr released Green Mind. Puke and cry. Read our Dino cover interview by Henry Rollins: The post Dinosaur Jr Released “Green Mind” 35 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy 65th birthday Henry Rollins. Let that devil out. Read the Q&A he did with J Mascis for our Dinosaur Jr cover story: The post Happy 65th Birthday Henry Rollins appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Stereogum — Henry Rollins and Ian MacKaye might be the two most famous hardcore frontmen of the '80s, and they've been close friends since they were both teenagers, working together at a Häagen-Dazs in DC. But the two of them have never made music together, so ... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy murphday Patrick “Murph” Murphy (Dinosaur Jr, Lemonheads). Don’t pretend you didn’t know. Photo for MAGNET by Wes Orshoski. Read our Dino cover interview by Henry Rollins: The post Happy Murphday Patrick “Murph” Murphy (Dinosaur Jr,... more info