Robert X. Planet was one of those rare individuals gifted with an obscene level of talent who was great at anything he did.

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Bad Religion released their debut album, 'How Could Hell Be Any Worse?' and it's still important more than 40 years later.

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Ghost frontman Tobias Forge is one of the breakout metal stars of the last 15 years. But before he dragged the masked Swedish ...

The real beauty of punk rock, from its inception onwards, was its ability to inspire groups and sub-groups of kids to ...

Apologetic owners say they were approached late last year by a musician seeking to book a date for what was described only as ...