Decades after The Replacements made their major label debut with Tim, longtime fans are now in for a special treat as Rhino is set to release the Tim: Let It Bleed Edition. The deluxe box set will ...

The Replacements were always their own greatest fans and worst enemies. In a shockingly short number of years, this Minneapolis four-piece got out of the garage, shook but never really broke free of ...

The Replacements have announced a "Deluxe Edition" box set of their 1981 debut album, Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take Out the Trash. The collection, which celebrates the album's 40th anniversary, will be ...

Prior to The Replacements making Let It Be, the basic blueprint for American alt.rock was set in stone. It was unrelentingly fast, loud and hardcore, as embodied by the likes of The Replacements' ...

When The Replacements released Let It Be in 1984, it caused people to ask their local record stores for other albums with a similar sound. As the decade continued, it led to alternative rock becoming ...

"I hate music / sometimes I don't / I hate music / it's got too many notes" – fewer lyrics sum up the pure essence of their creator more than Replacements frontman Paul Westerberg's on "I Hate Music," ...

When The Replacements put out their sixth album, Don’t Tell A Soul, in February of 1989, it didn’t set the world on fire. By the following year, the band’s reluctant frontman and genius ...

When the Replacements got together for a long-wished-for reunion in 2013, I wrote: "The Replacements are the band that saved my life. Their songs were messy and sentimental and they came around when I ...

Over the holidays, we’ll be posting awesome music documentaries in conjunction with the cool cats at MVD Visual. The first one we’ve got for you is Color Me Obsessed, which if you couldn’t already ...

The Replacements‘ classic 1984 album Let It Be is getting the Deluxe Edition treatment and will be out as 4-LP/” and 3-CD sets on October 24 via Rhino. Pre-order the vinyl edition in the BV shop.

The Replacements began the way many American rock ’n’ roll bands do: as a bunch of misfit shitheads playing lousy covers and drunken noise in some Midwest basement. What makes The Replacements special ...