Henry Rollins is waiting at the door when I pull into the driveway of his Nashville home. We shake hands, and he invites me ...

Back in 2020, legendary punk frontman Henry Rollins placed Joy Division among the greatest rock acts of all time. It’s a bold declaration, but Rollins is not alone in it. In an interview with The ...

Henry Rollins lives in Nashville — and he wants to share his archives with his fellow Nashvillians. As it turns out, the famed punk frontman, author, actor, historian, archivist and storyteller has ...

It's been a busy year for Henry Rollins. Keeping his schedule packed, a few weeks ago, Rollins spoke to a class at Vanderbilt University in Nashville as part of a course called "Dangerous Ideas." ...

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The period known as the Wild West was epitomized by expansion. Cattle herders had to eat and some of the foods they consumed ...

NPR's Juana Summers talks with Henry Rollins about Gravest Gravy. It's an album the Cramps recorded in 1977, finally being released after a team effort in coordination with co-founder Poison Ivy. In ...

Mitchell Brown is a Wisconsin-based writer, film fanatic, and graduate of University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee who has written for various publications covering film analysis, reviews (both classic and ...

Iconic BLACK FLAG frontman and legendary punk musician Henry Rollins will release a new memoir, "Bait Dog Boy", on March 2, 2027 via Penguin Random House. The 304-page book is described by the ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. One fall night in 1979, two best friends went to a small club in their hometown of ...

"Every other record has its problems and it's never this unicorn-like. This is one of those impossible stories." You can listen to the full conversation in the audio player near the end of this ...

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 ...