Subject: Dead Kennedys

• Why is Jello Biafra San Francisco's Sacred Cow?

  May 25, 2007

• LastNight: Tool at Bill Graham Civic Includes Jello Biafra, Primus

  December 12, 2007

• Klaus Flouride Splits From the Dead Kennedys

  August 7, 2008

• Night+Day

  April 19, 1995

• Night Crawler

  November 1, 1995

• Samples

  February 21, 1996

• Night Crawler

  June 12, 1996

• Punk rock is officially old: Jello turns 50

  June 11, 2008

• Holiday in Baghdad

  December 12, 2007

• So Not Dead

  October 10, 2007

• Squeezing Beasts

  August 22, 2007

• Golden Garden

  Punk impresario Dirk Dirksen remembered in two-night stand

  June 6, 2007

• Dirk Dirksen — Godfather of S.F. Punk Scene

  1937-2006

  December 6, 2006

• Hank IV

  Third Person Shooter (Hook or Crook)

  November 8, 2006

• Code of Honor

  Complete Studio Recordings 1982-1984

  June 28, 2006

• It's a big fucking deal all over again

  June 7, 2006

• Jello Biafra With the Melvins

  Sieg Howdy!

  October 26, 2005

• The Minuteman's 15 Minutes of Fame (Minute 14.5)

  At the Arizona border, Infiltrator checks in with Americans who help the government look for illegal aliens

  June 22, 2005

• With Avengeance

  Teens and Geritol punkers alike will swarm to the Avengers' all-ages show

  November 24, 2004

• Hear This

  Mark Mallman packs two days worth of energy into an hour's worth of rock; Alternative Tentacles turns 25 in style

  October 27, 2004

• Showoff

  Collectors bare unknown troves

  October 13, 2004

• Unfaithful

  Cheating spouses, meaty film

  August 18, 2004

• Kings of the Stone Age

  A quarter-century ago, the Weirdos jump-started West Coast punk. Now they're back.

  December 10, 2003

• Blitzkrieg Pop

  Punk has crossed over from underground filth to mainstream fluff, and Vendetta Red suggests that its music is the bridge

  September 10, 2003

• Hear This

  This could be your last chance to get pummeled by Victims Family. Don't miss it.

  August 6, 2003

• Punk on Wheels

  A 10-mile, two-hour bike trip that memorializes the local spots punks loved

  July 23, 2003

• Squeezebox Celebration

  Give the accordion a hand

  June 11, 2003

• House of Tudor

  Soviet film satire, organ plaster-casting, and animal 'toon carnage

  November 13, 2002

• Back from -- and with -- the dead

  Kimo's and the Dead Kennedys return

  October 30, 2002

• The Sounds of Silence

  Why the Bay Area has stopped producing big-time rock bands

  September 18, 2002

• Hear This

  July 24, 2002

• Hear This

  Bratmobile's riot grrls tackle gender, identity, and George Dubya's politics

  June 5, 2002

• Sound Advice

  Monstrous rock, sourdough shapeliness, post-apocalyptic calligraphy, and "soul travel"

  January 2, 2002

• House Of Tudor

  Silke Tudor sings the praises of punk rock karaoke, swoons over the Faint, and revels in girlhood

  June 27, 2001

• House Of Tudor

  "Cover to Cover"; Brian & Chris; "Haydn and the Gypsies"

  January 17, 2001

• Pop Philosophy

  Anger and disenfranchisement make good musical bedfellows; National Novel Writing Month

  November 15, 2000

• Pollock on the Guitar

  Myles Boisen

  October 18, 2000

• Riff Raff

  Flipper's a Cover Band Now, OK?

  May 31, 2000

• Punks at War

  Dead Kennedys, Alternative Tentacles, and the lawsuit that threatens punk's most enduring and provocative partnership.

  June 23, 1999

• Riff Raff

  October 7, 1998

• Pre-Zines and Yearbooks

  August 26, 1998

• Doo Doo Doo, Da Da Da Da

  August 12, 1998

• Words + Guitar (+ Beats + Skronk)

  What mattered and what splattered in pop, 1997

  December 31, 1997

• Riff Raff

  October 8, 1997

• Riff Raff

  September 24, 1997

• Slap Shots

  April 2, 1997

• Hear This

  November 27, 1996

• Green Day's 21st-century political opera

  May 13, 2009

• Everything Must Go Play Pyrate Punx Party

  EKAphotographyAnti-Flag: Everything Must Go I have seen the future and its name is Everything Must Go. The Oakland quartet, fronted by the irascible Jake Hout, is quite possibly the Bay Area punk rock's scene's next breakout act-proud heirs to the legacy of such legendary groups as the Dead Kennedys, Flipper, Green Day, Rancid, A.F.I., and Neurosis. Maximum Rock & Roll called them "Oakland's best band in years," and I tend to agree. To be honest, I never really paid much attention to the u

  July 6, 2009

• New Bay Area punk oral history unearths dead babies, stinky roadies, and strong community networks

  October 7, 2009