The prospect of experiencing Public Image Ltd.’s landmark 1979 post-punk album Metal Box (aka Second Edition) live was tantalizing, even if it were just PiL bassist Jah Wobble and a pick-up band, 45 ...

Former PiL bassist, post punk icon and general cool cat Jah Wobble is set to release Everything is Nothing, his new album with his ever-morphing, genre-enveloping combo Invaders of the Heart on August ...

Jamaican reggae legend Horace Andy started recording in the late '60s, and he released the classic debut album Skylarking in 1972. For the past few decades, however, Andy has been best known as a ...

In retrospect, the ’70s United Kingdom punk movement seems like a spontaneous flourishing of mass creativity. That’s partly accurate, but in truth something simpler helped provoke punk: boredom — with ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jah Wobble. Born in Stepney, London, in 1958 and coming of age in the ‘70s, John Joseph Wardle was born to play punk rock, most ...

Read tributes to Levene from Jah Wobble, Thurston Moore, Andy Bell, Anton Newcombe, Adrian Sherwood and more. Watch a trailer for post-punk doc ‘Rip it Up & Start Again’ ft Raincoats, PiL, Throbbing ...

Jah Wobble is back on stage with the Invaders Of The Heart after a 20-year hiatus but ever since his first bass playing in Public Image Limited in 1978, he has never really been away. Eclecticism was ...

Brian Eno is set to reissue two collaborative albums—his John Cale collaboration Wrong Way Up from 1990 and his Jah Wobble collaboration Spinner from 1995. Both arrive on August 21 via All Saints ...

Jah Wobble has literally circled the globe with bass in hand over the years, bulldozing through multiple musical boundaries in his quest to turn the planet into one big ol’ groove. For his latest ...

Jah Wobble started his career at the top of the postpunk heap, playing colossal reggae-influenced bass lines for Public Image Ltd. when he was just barely out of his teens. Things fizzled out fairly ...

Brian Eno’s collaborative albums with John Cale and bassist Jah Wobble — 1990’s Wrong Way Up and 1995’s Spinner, respectively — will be reissued with a handful of bonus tracks each. The sets will ...