Rancid
Let The Dominoes Fall

Rancid are one of those bands that people think are a lot heavier than they actually are. Up there are being one of the flag-bearers of modern Punk, M...

This isn?t quite RANCID ? more green around the edges. Rancid are supposed to be shambolic and hardcore punk rebellion with edges and jagged bits but ...

Honestly Mr. Armstrong sir, how many more songs about Mohawks, leather jackets and being messed up do you think that ‘tha kids’ can take Is it not ti...

Rancid spending years coiled up in the musical undergrowth like some kind of angry reptile suggested a few things. The first and most worrying was tha...

Can you put a time limit on a band that stops moving but keeps selling Well if Rancid's back catalogue is anything to go by then it looks like the an...

Can you put a time limit on a band that stops moving but keeps selling Well if Rancid's back catalogue is anything to go by then it looks like the an...

Rancid returns with Let the Dominoes Fall — their first studio album in seven years — and it feels like they haven’t missed a beat. Recorded at Skywal...

The stats tell the story: 19 songs, 45 minutes, dozens of slogans bellowed over buzzing major chords. The first Rancid album following a six-year reco...

Rancid. Unfortunately, Let the Dominoes Fall is anything but simple.For those not like this reviewer, and the millions of others who have eagerly been...

For those who turned their noses up in disgust at what they perceived Rancid had become with the release of 03s major-label flirtation that was ‘Indes...