Ezine posts an article about DC's most popular independent band, with a Fort Reno concert review and several related links.

Article on the seminal DC punk band features a group history, listener reviews, and strange bits of trivia about the act.

British publication prepares a story on the seminal punk band, featuring a short interview with front man Ian MacKaye.

Features an interview with Ian MacKaye, formerly of Minor Threat, and presently involved in this hard-core band and Dischord Records.

Features an interview with the band's guitarist and vocalist. Learn about the group's commitment to causes and Guy's outside projects.

Article on the decade-old DIY punk outfit includes quotes from the band's originators, Ian MacKaye and Guy Piccioto.

Scan Prindle Record Reviews' glowing critiques of this Washington, DC, quartet's music.

Music zine features an interview with Ian MacKaye, a performer sometimes credited as the most influential figure in punk rock.

Read a brief review of this band's September 1995 benefit performance for Positive Force DC, during which MacKaye had two girls married on stage.

Features an April 1997 interview with Ian MacKaye, hard-core legend and founder of this punk band and Dischord Records.

Resource provides an analysis of the band's 1995 album Red Medicine, and the group's songs in wav format.

Review describes this group's three-hour benefit performance at the Wilson Center, marking the band's 10th anniversary.

Review of the D.C. punk group's long-awaited 2001 album calls it Fugazi's most experimental work yet.