Punk May Be Dead, But Legs McNeil Sure Isn’t
January 16, 2020
From lunching with Dee Dee Ramone to shooting up with Alice Cooper’s guitarist, the journalist and co-founder of “PUNK” magazine reflects on the movement he named.
Plunging into Punk’s Printed Matter
April 30, 2019
A new exhibit at the Museum of Arts and Design takes a closer look at the printed matter of the punk movement.
New Again: The Ramones
April 30, 2013
The Ramones were punk pioneers. With their leather jackets, sunglass-wearing singer Joey, frantic two-minute songs, and simple lyrics, they were the antithesis of everything that was popular in music at the time: the anti-Motown, funk, free-love, prog-rock, and blues-rock. In honor of the Metropolitan Museum’s upcoming Punk exhibition and ball, we’ve selected some of the best bits (or bits that are fit to print) from Catherine Guinness’ interview with the band for our July 1976 issue.