Afghan Whigs

Punk tribute albums are a dodgy premise; who needs heartfelt, nuanced hommages to
three-chord ravers like the Ramones or the Buzzcocks? But the Clash dug deeper into the
music than their punk brethren, picking up rhythms from reggae, surf, hip-hop and Bo
Diddley along the way from the raw power of 1977's The Clash to the cosmic slop of 1980's
Sandinista! The Clash's casbah-rocking beats give their music a strange cultural p... More >