La Mystique Féminine Vol. 3
Frank Deserto, aka Frankie Teardrop, has been a champion of obscure music, focusing heavily on the 80s post-punk, minimal synth, and coldwave scenes. He has been running music blog Systems…
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Bassist of The Harrow, blogger at Systems of Romance.
Second Still premiere ‘Recover’ off of their upcoming debut LP
Recover, the debut single and lead-off track from Second Still‘s upcoming self-titled LP, leaps straight for the throat and doesn’t let go for nearly five minutes. From silence springs a…
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David Bowie | “Heroes”
On Oct. 14 1977, David Bowie released “Heroes”, his second installment in the originally divisive but now celebrated Berlin trilogy. Curiously enough, “Heroes” was the only record of the three…
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La Mystique Féminine Vol. 2
Frank Deserto, aka Frankie Teardrop, has been a champion of obscure music, focusing heavily on the 80s post-punk, minimal synth, and coldwave scenes. He has been running music blog Systems…
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David Bowie | Low
On January 14th, 1977, David Bowie released his 11th studio album Low, the followup to 1976’s Station to Station. Low, whose working title was New Music Night and Day, was originally penned as…
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Premiere: Second Still- “Try Not To Hide”
As always, Post-punk.com is excited to premiere an unsigned, completely underground, but absolutely brilliant new band, Brooklyn’s Second Still. The three piece coldwave outfit formed in early 2014 and have…
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La Mystique Féminine vol. 1
Frank Deserto, aka Frankie Teardrop, has been a champion of obscure music, focusing heavily on the 80s post-punk, minimal synth, and coldwave scenes. He has been running music blog Systems…
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Deathday: To Live and Die in LA
The savage noise of neo post-punk is a beast seldom tamed, but Los Angeles’ Deathday, a quartet centered around brothers Alex (drum machine, synth) and Giovanni Guillen (vocals, synth, guitar), has…
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The Soft Moon: An interview with Luis Vasquez
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]n 2010, The Soft Moon released their eponymous debut record on Captured Tracks. An unassuming white cover with a series of gray shapes; a curious purchase based solely on…
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