Bleep

The Clash’s third studio album London Calling represents much more than rock & roll due to the myriad of genres that literally seep out of every track. Ranging from reggae and ska to outright punk to rockabilly to lounge jazz and everything in between. Ever political, reggae influenced tracks like ‘London Calling’ and ‘Guns Of Brixton’ reflect the group’s damaged surroundings at the time whereas the more rock & roll driven ‘Spanish Bombs’ explores the problems surrounding the Spanish civil war. Together with the unforgettable and iconic artwork, few would argue the significance of this masterpiece.