Sublime News and Photos

Zombie Zeitgeist: Why Walking Dead & the Zombie Mania Are a Sign of the Times

Wed, October 10 2012 5:25pm - Source: Pop Dose

Walking Dead's second season averaged 7 million televisual viewers.

The Rockometer: I Bet On Sky by Dinosaur, Jr

Fri, September 21 2012 1:27pm - Source: I ROCK CLEVELAND

My 1996 self has a hard time believing that in the year 2012 the original lineup of Dinosaur, Jr is still releasing relevant music. 1996 self points out that 1994′s Dinosaur, Jr album, Without a Sound was basically J Mascis in control-freak mode and was one single ("I Feel the Pain") and filler. 1996 self gave up on Dinosaur, Jr after that album.

Album Review: Slightly Stoopid – Top Of The World

Tue, August 14 2012 12:47pm - Source: Consequence of Sound

More than 17 years after first falling into the good graces of late Sublime frontman Bradley Nowell, the dub and soul-inspired ska punks in Slightly Stoopid still haven't strayed far from their mentor's touch.

Festival Review: CoS at Cypress Hill Smokeout Festival 2012

Tue, March 06 2012 5:14am - Source: Consequence of Sound

B-Real's advocacy for medical marijuana is well documented; the proselytizing of pot has been at the center of Cypress Hill's music and operating philosophy for years.

Sublime With Rome Drummer Bud Gaugh Quits Band to Focus on Fatherhood

Mon, December 12 2011 9:12pm - Source: Spinner

Sublime With Rome drummer Bud Gaugh announced that he's leaving the band.

Album Review: Sublime With Rome – Yours Truly

Wed, July 13 2011 12:24pm - Source: Consequence of Sound

It's been 15 years since Sublime released a studio album, since the death of lead singer Bradley Nowell led to the implosion of the band right as they were finally hitting it big.

New Release Tuesday: 11 Records You Need To Know About Now.

Tue, July 12 2011 11:05pm - Source: The Vinyl District

These guys started indie, made a brilliant major label debut a few years ago that did nothing for them, then returned to an indie.

Sublime With Rome Feat. Wiz Khalifa – “Can You Feel It”

Sun, June 26 2011 11:34pm - Source: The Smocking Section

If you were old enough to change the channel to MTV in the 90s, then you'll most likely remember Sublime for making some of the freshest ska music until their lead singer, Bradley Nowell, fulfilled his obligation to Rock 'n Roll martyrdom just like a few of his peers at the time.