Rancid

Throughout their career, Rancid have been accused of attempting to mimic the Clash's first
album. That was until their last effort, 1998's messy Life Won't Wait, which seemed to be
channeling Sandinista!'s sprawl - Life skipped from hardcore punk to dance-hall reggae
rhythms and was spiced with guests ranging from the Specials to Buju Banton. On Rancid,
the band and its co-producer, Epitaph label head Brett Gurewitz, have gone bac... More >

What if a Clash record fell in the middle of a stock exchange and nobody could hear it? ("Radio Havana," "It's Quite Alright").