Here are three beloved, funky swamp rock bands that we all know and love paired with modern bands with a similar sound.

The 1970s was a period of experimentation and development for a number of musical styles, and these songs all proved to be far ahead of their time.

Blondie's "Heart of Glass" is so perfect that someone needed to write an article explaining the minutia of its greatness.

His explosive drumming was the backdrop for one of the iconic New Wave bands to emerge from the New York scene of the 70s.

Richie Kotzen has revealed that he almost joined Nine Inch Nails, but he explains the reason why he didn't get the gig in the ...

One of Blondie's songs stands as one of the best examples of a classic rock band taking a stab at making disco music.

The first time that guitarist Frank Agnew went to a punk show he was about 13, and even though he was underage he was able to ...

Blondie drummer Clem Burke died at the weekend aged 70. In tribute here is a look at the scene that forged around the ...

We've combed through this year's official RSD list of over 300 exclusive titles for 20 records that we are hoping to snag for ...

So says Bob Dylan who refers to him as ‘Million Dollar Ash’. What better title than ‘Million Dollar Bash’ (a Dylan song ...

Apparently, a younger generation is embracing vinyl records. I just hope they have a lot of money. When I purchased vinyl beginning in the 1970s new records were around six ...