The Clash took the raw anger of British punk and worked it into a political and aesthetic agenda. Outstripping all of their peers in terms of length and depth of career, the Clash were rebels with a cause - with many causes, from anti-Thatcherism to racial unity to the Sandinistas. Their music was roots-based but future-visionary; their experiments with funk, reggae, and rap never took them far from a three-minute pop song. Hyped as “the only band that matters,” the Clash fell apart just as it broke through to an American audience. By then it had shown that punk was not just a flash-in-the-pan explosion and had delivered an arsenal of unforgettable rock songs.

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