THE ASCENSION OF POST-PUNK GUITARIST BRIX SMITH START
Brix Smith Start Talks to PKM About Her Time Playing in the Fall, As a Fashion Maven, Her...
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NATALIE STOOGELING: THE FAN, THE LEGEND, THE PKM INTERVIEW
By Danny Fields
(Interviewers note: Natalie and I met when I was working at Elektra Records in the late 1960’s. I’d just persuaded my reluctant bosses to sign Iggy and the Stooges, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, to a recording contract by presenting them as part of a “package deal.” The aim of Elektra was really to get the MC5, who were EXPLODING in the Midwest, signed to the label. The MC5 were sort of the Stooges “Big Brother” band, we all claimed.
CHUCK BERRY IS DEAD, AND I AIN’T FEELIN’ TOO GOOD, EITHER…
By Tim Stegall John Lennon famously once stated, “If you tried to give rock & roll another...
PUNK ROCK TO POLITICS – THE VISUAL WORLD OF ED FOTHERINGHAM
Illustrator Ed Fotheringham speaks to PKM about his Trump illustrations, his punk rock past, and his artwork for...
THE MOMENT JAMES OSTERBERG BECAME IGGY POP
Iggy Pop talks about getting his inspiration from the Blues – “You could play your own blues” Here’s a...
My Visit to the Punk Dump – 1976
In 1976 Punk Magazine's three founders lived and worked in an old store front on 10th Avenue in NYC known by all as The Punk Dump. On a visit that summer, I took some pictures.
ALAN VEGA, SUICIDE’S MAIN MAN
An Oral History of Punk By Alan Vega as told to Legs McNeil & Gillian McCain. - Quite simply, Alan Vega revolutionized rock & roll. Along with his long-time collaborator, Marty Rev, their two-piece combo, Suicide was a band about thirty years ahead of their time.
INTERVIEW WITH BLONDIE DRUMMER CLEM BURKE! (Part 1)
Blondie drummer Clem Burke talks to PKM’s Amy Haben about fashion, his career in Blondie, playing with the...
FUCK SHIT UP: THE COLLAGES OF TODD COLBY
Gillian McCain interviews poet and visual artist Todd Colby about his favorite artists and influences I met Todd Colby...
Hear Henry Hill Apologize to the City of Boston – PKM Exclusive!
Listen to pleasekillme.com’s exclusive, never-heard-before clip of mobster Henry Hill apologizing to the “good people of Boston” for...
Danny Fields Reflects On The Passing of David Peel
Music industry legend Danny Fields recently reflected on the beginning of his friend’s career, Lower East Side anarchist...
Close to the Ledge with Crispin Glover
We’ve opened the vault to bring you Legs’ interview with Crispin, which originally appeared in a 1987 issue...
Killing For Peace: The Case of Two Songs From The Vietnam Era
We look back at two songs from the Vietnam War Era “Kill for Peace” and “Ballad of the...
JOHNNY THUNDERS & ME BY PHILIPPE MARCADE
Philippe Marcade, Senders lead singer, talks to Legs and Gillian about his memories of Johnny Thunders and the...