Henry Rollins

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.

The second episode of Henry's longform online show features the original John Cale mixes of The Stooges' 1969 debut album (happy birthday, Iggy), a 1985 Bad Brains show that Henry recorded, a Fall bootleg and more.

On the first episode, Henry kicks things off with Public Enemy and, across four hours. shares Ian MacKaye bootlegs, Led Zeppelin stories, deep cuts, rarities, full albums, and more.

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.

Kevin Smith's 'Masters of the Universe: Revelation' is coming to Netflix with a cast that includes Mark Hamill, Henry Rollins, Game of Thrones' Lena Headey, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Alicia Silverstone, Stephen Root, Jason Mewes and more.

Henry Rollins wrote Wasted Shirt's bio, calling the album "exploding euphoria from start to finish."

Henry Rollins revisited a Black Flag classic as a guest at Cyndi Lauper's Home for the Holidays concert.

The former Black Flag frontman also talked about why he feels no animosity towards newer, more mainstream generations of punk, why he doesn't like to name presidents in song lyrics, and more.

"From the perspective of that family-sized row house, this film dives back into an array of D.C. area bands of the late 1970’s (Slickee Boys, White Boy...) and looks forward into the growth of DC’s hardcore punk scene of the early 1980’s (Bad Brains, Minor Threat, Faith...)…

”Last night I almost saw a Ramone get in a fight with a Sex Pistol on a panel,” Harley Flanagan said of the scene.