Classic Bands Archives — Page 52 of 122

Days of Sorrow Debut First New Music in 35 Years With “Running”—Plus Lockdown Version of “Wild World”

It’s been nearly thirty-five years since cult German outfit Days of Sorrow split, but a chance meeting two years ago led two of the band’s original members to reform and…

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Gang of Four Dust off Demo Tape of Rare and Unreleased Early Track “Elevator”

Gang of Four‘s 77-81 vinyl box set, a compilation highlighting the legendary post-punk act’s early work, was initially set for release on December 11 but is now slated for release on March 12…

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Daniel Ash Says Bauhaus Reunion to Resume in 2022—Plus Announces Ashes and Diamonds

Daniel Ash has made good use of quarantine. As the world shut down and plans to reunite Bauhaus in 2020 got waylaid, the legendary guitarist found time to devote his…

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Cabaret Voltaire Debuts “Billion Dollar” from Shadow of Funk EP

CABARET VOLTAIRE shares a new track today, ‘Billion Dollar’, an atmospheric electronic music composition featured the new Shadow Of Funk EP, out on February 26th, 2021. Pressed on a limited edition coloured…

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The Cure on MTV Unplugged

On January 24th, 1991, The Cure appeared on MTV Unplugged. The performance was filmed at London’s Limehouse TV Studios on a candlelit studio stage covered in pillows. Along with frontman…

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LastCraft’s New Wave Tarot A Divine Tribute To 80s Post-Punk

Collage artist Amanda Lee Stilwell of LastCraft Designs is a longtime veteran of tarot, having studied the craft for the last two decades. Several years ago, Stilwell decided to create…

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Belgian Synth Pioneers Telex Unveil New Video for “Moskow Diskow” Ahead of New Compilation on Mute

Get your calendars ready for the 30th April: Mute Records announces a new partnership with classic Belgian synth-pop trio Telex. A brand new 14-track compilation album, aptly titled This Is…

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Gary Numan, La Roux, and Killing Joke Among Artists Featured In The Problem of Leisure: A Celebration of Andy Gill and Gang of Four

Gang of Four inspired countless artists over their four-decade career, from guitar playing styles to their fiery political lyrics. Guitarist, composer, and producer Andy Gill was the only remaining original…

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Dead Can Dance’s Lisa Gerrard and Jules Maxwell to Release New Album “Burn” on Atlantic Curve

New year, new beginnings for Dead Can Dance’s Lisa Gerrard and Jules Maxwell. The duo have signed to London’s Atlantic Curve (Schubert Music Europe) and set to release a new…

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Danny Elfman Exorcises Pent Up Rage In “Sorry”

There isn’t time – for revolution There isn’t time – to evolutionize or hide Those things most precious – Our most precious Things that got erased, corrupted, infiltrated I’m so…

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