The Clash "Tokyo 1982" comedy there's Rebekah Raff's harp connecting

there's Rebekah Raff's harp connecting the dots between the music of Harry Partch and Ghostface Killah (both of which she's performed)

Colatura’s new EP

Knock ‘Em Dead

a blistering version of “Bury Me” that finds that songwriter now older than the characters he was singing about

friends and engineers

The Clash "Tokyo 1982" comedy there's Rebekah Raff's harp connectingWhen punk arrived in the UK in the mid seventies it sent shock waves around the country. Spearheading the musical assault on all we had previously known were The Clash, a mighty punk rock machine that exhilarated its audience and recklessly combined influences such as dub reggae, rockabilly and ska. The Clash at their best on stage in Tokyo during the band's tour of the Far East in 1982. The band had just finished recording "Combat Rock", but none of