Rancid
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Green Day and Rancid: Maximum Rock'n'Roll!
Report by Susan Corrigan, i-D, January 1996
With their technicolour mohicans and tattoos, Green Day and Rancid are bringing teen spirit to a generation of Americans who weren't even born when the ...
Report and Interview by RJ Smith, The New York Times, 28 January 1996
EVEN FOR A break-all-the-rules punk rock band, some rules still apply. It's 10 minutes to stage, and the members of Rancid are sitting in their ...
Interview by John Robb, Melody Maker, 25 May 1996
The American ska-punk noise of RANCID is more intelligent than your average dumb thrash racket ...
Profile and Interview by Steven Wells, New Musical Express, 8 June 1996
Punk's not dead, kids! Not real stinking-mohawk-gobbing punk rock anyway, because that's alive and spitting with RANCID, America's coolest (and richest) revolutionaries. So stuff yer ...
Rancid: Plotting a Punky Reggae Party
Interview by Chuck Eddy, Spin, May 1998
TIM ARMSTRONG once sang about punk-rock squats and dirt-cheap crash pads. Now the Rancid singer/guitarist is giving the grand tour of his Los Angeles dream ...
California Über Alles: US '90s Punk part 2
Retrospective and Interview by Ian Fortnam, Kerrang!, 6 February 1999
After the huge success of GREEN DAY, THE OFFSPRING and RANCID came the inevitable wave of copy-cat bands and the backlash. Here, US punk's movers ...
Live Review by Dave Simpson, The Guardian, 16 September 2003
ALTHOUGH PUNK ROCK is still reeling from the death of Clash icon Joe Strummer, the movement is probably in its healthiest commercial state for 25 ...
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