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Here's the News, and All of It Is Good: An Interview with Mick Jones

Carbon/Silicon

The Last Post

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US release date: 23 October 2007

UK release date: 1 October 2007

[3 December 2007]

by Michael Franco

PopMatters Associate Music Editor

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The ex-Clash artist returns with a new outlook and a new means of spreading his music, but the rebelliousness remains. Jones talks to PopMatters about his new project Carbon/Silicon.

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