Kyle Eustice

Photographer Glen E. Friedman documented a band that disregarded racial stereotypes and changed the landscape of punk.

Ali Smith recalls touring as the lone woman in the band, their disastrous L.A. gig, and worrying about the fate of “working girls.”

A godfather of rap tells how poetry got him through. 

There was history (and a bit of melancholy) as rappers from all points of the compass hit the stage in the Bronx. 

Back in 1979, the Sugar Hill Gang had to contend with the naysayers: “Who are these guys? They’re from New Jersey.”