Alice Teeple, Author at Post-Punk.com

Dead Can Dance’s Lisa Gerrard and Jules Maxwell Unveil “Deshta (Forever)”

Behold the glorious and primal Deshta (Forever), the new offering to the masses from Lisa Gerrard, and composer Jules Maxwell. After the duo signed to London’s Atlantic Curve (Schubert Music Europe) earlier…

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Lynchian Folk Singer Marion Raw is Bare-boned in “Deep Cuts”

Los Angeles/Mexican artist Marion Raw, known to many as one-half of the Mexican breakout rock band Love La Femme, ventures solo with a collection of vulnerable, open, and experimental songs.…

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The March Violets to Release “Big Soul Kiss” Double LP Compilation of BBC Recordings

Leeds post-punk/gothic lovelies The March Violets have a new offering afoot: an exclusive Record Store Day album drop in the form of a limited edition vinyl double LP. The March Violets…

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Molchat Doma Mourn Yesterday’s Romance in “Otveta Net”

Come with me sing a sad song There is zero sense in it, but where is he? Everything is sad in my apartment Floorboards creak, I’m used to it Solitude…

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The Cure to Release “Faith” and “Wild Mood Swings” Picture Discs For Record Store Day

The Cure has two special offerings for this year’s official UK Record Store Day Drop on 17th July 2021. For the fortieth anniversary of the band’s third studio album Faith, the…

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Berlin Post-Punk Act Yetzt Debut Video for “Anxious Reaction”

Get ready for a new anthem for these times of constant disquietude: Anxious Reaction is a bona fide ants-in-your-pants staccato dance explosion from Berlin’s Yetzt. The Anglo-German band, comprised of Kie Dawson, Tjorben…

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Tennis System Debuts Dreamy “Truth Hurts” off new album “Autophobia”

Autophobia is defined by the dictionary as the persistent, crippling fear of being alone. For Matty Taylor, lead vocalist/guitarist of LA’s acclaimed Tennis System, the very idea of making an…

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They Might Be Giants Releasing Deluxe Art Collaboration, BOOK, With Designer Paul Sahre

Brooklyn’s “Ambassadors of Love,” They Might Be Giants, have had a lifelong love affair with striking art and design over their four-decade history. The duo have collaborated with dozens of…

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Cam Campbell, Bassist For Sex Gang Children, Has Passed Away

Cam Campbell, bassist and guitarist for the British goth legends Sex Gang Children during the 1980s, has passed away after a long battle with cancer. Originally from Manchester, UK, Campbell…

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Violent Femmes Celebrate 40th Anniversary By Re-Releasing “Add It Up (1981-1993)” On Vinyl

In 1981, Gordon Gano, Brian Ritchie, and Victor DeLorenzo verily crept up on the scene of the American underground with a unique fusion of jittery folk-rock, youthful angst, and a…

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