Alice Teeple, Author at Post-Punk.com

Los Angeles Dark Dreampop Act Glaare Wear a Crown of Thorns in “Terminator 2”

Drag queens, blasphemous imagery and a mystery Hunter S. Thompson figure with a cigarette: these are the key ingredients in the spectacularly surreal new video from Los Angeles’ Glaare. The…

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Song Premiere

Scottish Dark Indie Band Forgotten Garden Debut Haunting New Single “Jessica”

Now she’s always drifting away, blown by the winds of yesterday Meditating on one woman’s search for inner peace after suffering domestic trauma, Scottish indie rock band Forgotten Garden highlights the…

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Gary Numan Announces “The Singles Collection 1978-1983” Vinyl Box Set

Music pioneer Gary Numan first put his stamp on electronic music history in the late 1970s. His achievements over his four-decade career (and counting) are remarkable for an artist who…

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Los Angeles Dreamwave Outfit Magic Wands “Wash the Tears Away”

RUNNING HIGH ON ADRENALINE SOUR PILLS FOR SUGAR KIDS GET YOUR FIX TURN OUT THE LIGHTS ALL THE FREAKS COME OUT AT NIGHT Los Angeles outfit Magic Wands, often referring…

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Sacramento Post-Punk Act Creux Lies Debut Spellbinding Video for “Misunderstanding”

Sacramento post-punk band Creux Lies, releases their brand new single “Misunderstanding” today via their new label Freakwave.. “Misunderstanding” emerged as a concept following a strange writing session/coping moment during lockdown. An…

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Bristol Duo Sun Spot Unveil Video for Dreampop-laced Track “Mercury”

Bristol, UK alt-pop duo Sun Spot premieres a new track, Mercury, via Rosecoloured Records. Mercury is the second single from the band’s forthcoming EP, Clipping. The pair’s understanding of pop…

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Swedish Post-Punk Act Principe Valiente Celebrate 10th Anniversary of Debut Album with New EP

“The night is here again But the stars are here with me” Swedish post punk/shoegaze band Principe Valiente is marking the 10-year anniversary of their self-titled debut. To celebrate this,…

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