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Offspring: Ixnay On The Hombre
Review by Chuck Eddy, Rolling Stone, January 1997
IN PURE IQ-test terms – singer Dexter Holland is just inches away from his microbiology Ph.D., for Christ's sake – the Offspring might rank as ...
The Offspring: Spawn To Be Wild
Interview by Steven Wells, NME, February 1997
• Californian punk rockers THE OFFSPRING are hated by the American 'underground'. Why? Well, they love 70s disco, one of them is saving for his ...
Interview by Ian Fortnam, Kerrang!, January 1999
THE UTILITARIAN confines of the cavernous Manchester Apollo are abuzz with a veritable army of well-disciplined tour troopers. It's 3.30 on a particularly inhospitable Mancunian ...
California Über Alles: US '90s Punk part1
Retrospective and Interview by Ian Fortnam, Kerrang!, January 1999
In 1994, GREEN DAY and THE OFFSPRING released two albums which changed the face of American music. From Dookie and Smash to 'Pretty Fly (For ...
California Über Alles: US '90s Punk part 2
Retrospective and Interview by Ian Fortnam, Kerrang!, 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 ...
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