Black Flag

Water Tower pull as much from traditional bluegrass as they do from psychedelia and punk, and their new album was co-produced by Ariel Pink and The Germs’ Don Bolles.

Tool producer Sylvia Massy posted footage of the now-historic moment when Henry Rollins contributed to Tool’s debut album.

Rollins also just released a new video interview with filmmaker Penelope Spheeris (‘The Decline of Western Civilization,’ ‘Wayne’s World’).

It’s a revved-up, punky take on the ‘Rocky Horror’ classic.

The CD-only collab EP features four songs including covers of Black Flag’s ”My War” and Neil Young / Crazy Horse’s ”Drive Back.”

The Mr Bungle/Slayer/Locust-related band has released a cover of ”Rise Above” in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, and the video features footage of police violence and a clip of the guy who told the LAPD to suck his dick and choke on it.

Fat Wreck Chords’ (in)famous compilation of 101 30-second punk songs is turning 21, and since we’re all sitting at home during quarantine, we thought: what if we individually review all 101 songs?

This quarantine-friendly edition of ‘In Defense of the Genre’ features 10 killer videos of legendary ’80s hardcore bands in their prime, along with an accompanying playlist.

This edition of In Defense of the Genre looks at 20 bands from the mainstream pop punk era paying tribute to the comparatively underground legends who influenced them, through the lens of cover songs that still sound great today.

From Rush to The Damned, from Decline of Western Civilization to ‘Heavy Metal Parking Lot,’ here are a baker’s dozen of great rock docs you can stream on Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, Tubi & other places right now.