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Watch the First Ever Footage of Bauhaus Live in Early 1979

On January 13th, 1979 Bauhaus were still performing under their original name Bauhaus 1919, referencing the founding year of the German art movement from which the band borrowed their name…

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Video Premiere

Enigmatic Military Pop Artist Larme Blanche Unmasks Their Video for “Paris la Nuit”

Enigmatic Military Pop artist Larme Blanche has unmasked their video for “Paris la Nuit”. The song is a dark ambling minimal synth groove that sees our protagonist, face obscured like…

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Tourdates

Ministry Announce Industrial Strength Tour with KMFDM and Frontline Assembly

In celebration of 30 years of The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste Ministry have announced the Industrial Strength tour with KMFDM and Frontline Assembly. The tour spans 25…

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News

Depeche Mode’s Dave Gahan Sings on Touching New Post-Punk Influenced Track “Shock Collar”

Depeche Mode’s Dave Gahan has lent his voice to the touching new collaborative track ‘Shock Collar’. The song is beautiful, harkening back to the glory days of 80s post-punk and…

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Watch Joy Division’s Reimagined Video for “She’s Lost Control”

Joy Division have unveiled their seventh video commemorating the 40th anniversary of their debut LP Unknown Pleasures. The latest video for “She’s Lost Control” continues the collaborative project “Unknown Pleasures:…

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Bauhaus Announce Gig in Mexico City | Updated With Ticket Info

Bauhaus have announced another reunion gig for 2020, this time in Mexico City on April 28th at Frontón México. This is a natural choice for the Northampton post-punk band, as…

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Then Comes Silence Unleash a Feminist Gothic Rock Battlecry with Their Video for “We Lose The Night”

Swedish Gothic Rock Act Then Come Silence have returned with one of their best songs to date. The band have unleashed a feminist gothic rock Battlecry with their video for…

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Watch Lexee Smith’s Self-Compassionate Dance in The Know’s “Hold Me Like You Know Me”

Los Angeles based shoegaze duo The Know have released the beautifully choreographed video for their track “Hold Me Like You Know Me”, a song that is another example par excellence of…

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Classic Bands

Dark Dreampop Act Some Ember Gets Pulled into the “Rift”

Some Ember returns with their darkest track yet—conjuring all the fervent passion of our lost vocal hero Mark Hollis, swept up in a pulsing electronic spine throughout the song that…

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