Uncut — The 'Sundragon Mix' comes from the 40th anniversary reissue of Leave Home photo by: Danny Fields The 'Sundragon Mix' comes from the 40th anniversary reissue of Leave Home The post Hear a unreleased mix of Ramones’ “Swallow My Pride” appear... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — “Joey, Johnny, Dee Dee, Tommy/they were all my friends and they died,” Kevin Morby sings on “1234,” a punk-influenced gem from his new album, City Music. In Morby’s mouth, the recitation of the departed Ramones’ names becomes something li... more info

Sweeping The Nation — You know God Save The Queen didn't really outsell Rod Stewart in Jubilee week before the BBC or whoever is supposed to have been responsible fixed the chart, right? Nobody's ever provided more than hearsay proof usually second hand from Malco... more info

Uncut — Features rarities, unreleased studio and live recordings Features rarities, unreleased studio and live recordings The post Ramones announce Leave Home 40th anniversary edition appeared first on Uncut. more info

KEXP Seattle — What was it like to discover The Replacements and surprise them with a record deal? Or hear John Peel talk about your label? Or hear the first Ramones album before 99.9% of the world? One guy, Twin/Tone Records co-founder Peter Jesperson can, and doe... more info

Stereogum — Kevin Morby's new album, City Music, will be out later this month, and today he shared the latest single. "1234" is a short, crunchy rock and roll song that shouts out members of the Ramones. Morby describes it as a love letter to New York and all th... more info

Stereogum — Pet Symmetry are currently touring their new album Vision, and last night they played a show in Brooklyn at Baby's All Right. Ratboys and Crusher opened, and during Pet Symmetry's set Julia Steiner (of Ratboys) joined the band onstage to cover the Ra... more info

Detroit Free Press — Marky Ramone, member of the influential rock band "The Ramones," talks punk rock from Motor City Comic Con on May 21, 2017, in Novi.             more info

Popdose — Once upon a time, you had a thing called “rock and roll”.  Happy to say, it’s still alive and well and thriving in the sounds of The Bayonets.  Put together all the best elements – a little Stones, a little Ramones and a little garage thrus... more info

KEXP Seattle — Here’s another one: How is this the first time I’ve covered a Ramones album in this almost decade-long series of blog posts? I mean, the Ramones! Come on! Is there a more influential band with a deeper catalog more filled with albums that college... more info