Metal Injection — At first listen, it's hard to justify why Body Count's self-titled debut is so enjoyable. There are plenty of better punk, hard rock and metal albums. The lyrics, provided by the usually astute Ice-T, are crass at best and moronic at worst. From "Vo... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: Potent QuotablesSpinner.com: "I have only one thing to say about that man -- John Lydon is the devil in my eyes." --Kele Okereke In a recent interview, Bloc Party's frontman ripped the Sex Pistols singer and his behavior during their sc... more info

ContactMusic — Punk legend JOHN LYDON has been labelled "the devil" by furious BLOC PARTY singer KELE OKEREKE. Okereke had accused Lydon's entourage of involvement in a racist attack on ... more info

NME — Bloc Party's Kele Okereke has spoken about the fight he had with Sex Pistols' John Lydon in July, describing the punk veteran as "the devil". more info

NME — Bloc Party's Kele Okereke has spoken about the fight he had with Sex Pistols' John Lydon in July, describing the punk veteran as "the devil". more info

EXCLUSIVE: BLOC Party's Kele Okereke talks about new album and Sex Pistols singer more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Getty Smashing Pumpkins If All Goes Wrong (Coming Home) Recorded during the band’s 2007 comeback concerts, this two-disc set captures exhilarating live footage from shows in California and North Carolina, as well as some ho-hum interviews w... more info

Radio Exile — Hi kids! Welcome to another edition of Outloud. Let me start off things by saying that I never really liked The Sex Pistols. Sure I appreciate their influence on other bands, the scene and punk rock in general and even enjoy a song or two of theirs ... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: Rock AlmanacSpinner.com: On This Date in 1975: The Sex Pistols play their debut show at St. Martins College, the art school attended by original bassist Glen Matlock. The Almanac Advises for November 6: "If you feel like an outcast at ... more info

Guardian Music — Guitar legend Johnny Marr returned to the scene of his best ever gig with the Smiths last night, to deliver his first public lecture as visiting professor of music at the University of Salford.Over 1,000 students and members of the public listened to... more info