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Boy Harsher Share Marcel Dettmann Remix of “Come Closer” off of “Careful Remixes, etc”

Following the release of their critically acclaimed second studio album Careful earlier this year Boy Harsher have announced a series of remix releases as well as new live dates. They have…

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The Cure to Livestream “Disintegration” Concert May 30th

In celebration of their much beloved eighth studio album Disintegration, The Cure have announced that they have added a fifth and final concert to the album’s 30th-anniversary shows at the…

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Concerts

Joy Division’s Final Concert

On May 2nd, 1980, Joy Division played what would later be known as their last gig ever when they appeared at Birmingham University, England. The reason for this was that…

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Video Premiere

Montreal’s Minimal-synth Maestro Xarah Dion returns with her Video for “Ethos Eros”

Montreal’s minimal-synth maestro Xarah Dion returns with her video for “Ethos Eros”. Shot at the icy La Chaudière waterfall in Lévis (Québec), “Ethos Eros”, juxtaposes found footage of Soyuz spacecraft…

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The Cure Have Announced Their First North American Date This October

The Cure, along with Mumford and Sons, and Guns N’ Roses, will be headlining the 2019 Austin City Limits Music Festival (ACL). The annual event will take place in Austin’s Zilker…

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The Cure | The Top

On April 30th, 1984, The Cure released their psychedelic fifth studio album The Top. The criminally underrated record, which has been in heavy rotation in recent setlists was the first…

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Video Premiere

Icelandic Musician Sólveig Matthildur Unveils Her Video for “Constantly in Love”

Talented young Icelandic vocalist Sólveig Matthildur, a member of darkwave trio Kælan Mikla, has just unveiled the video for the title track of her beautiful new solo collection of songs…

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Italian Post-Punk Group Japan Suicide Explore the Mythos of “Mishima” in Their Latest Video

Italian post-punk group Japan Suicide explores the mythos of Japan’s controversial artist, writer, and actor, and playwright, Yukio Mishima, in their new video succinctly titled “Mishima”—a track taken from their…

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Listen to the Timeless Sombre Romanticism of Permafrost’s “Kingdom”

On a day where grey skies hide the passing hours until dark, there are songs that carry a certain atmosphere and timeless sombre romanticism whose catharsis is always a welcome…

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Obituary

20 Years Ago Today We Lost The Sound’s Adrian Borland

Twenty years ago today The Sound’s Adrian Borland took his life after a long struggle with mental illness. The Sound, which initially evolved from the punk group The Outsiders, is…

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