Classic Bands Archives — Page 7 of 131

The Cure’s Roger O’Donnell Releases New Ambient Synth Solo Album “Projections” — Watch Video for Title Track Featuring Handicam Footage from “Disintegration” Era and More!

Roger O’Donnell has always moved in slow revolutions, and never in a straight path. He began as a restless teenager in London’s East End, “born next to the piano and…

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The Cure Announce Theatrical Release of “The Show of a Lost World” Concert Film

The Cure have officially announced the worldwide theatrical release of The Show of a Lost World, a fully recut, remixed, and 4K remastered concert film capturing the band’s 31-song performance…

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The Damned Release Video for “There’s A Ghost In My House” — Covers Album “Not Like Everybody Else” Announced!

Punk legends The Damned are back with a spectral new single, “There’s A Ghost In My House,” accompanied by a vivid new video directed by Gilbert Trejo. The track is…

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Marianne Nowottny Unveils Surreal Video for Noir Cover of David Bowie’s “I’m Deranged”

Marianne Nowottny’s rendition of David Bowie’s I’m Deranged opens like a séance with the past – less an imitation than a dialogue across time. The song, engineered by Gordon Raphael…

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Bid on Synth History — Kraftwerk Co-Founder Florian Schneider’s Instruments and Memorabilia Up for Auction

At Julien’s Auctions this November, the late Florian Schneider, co-founder of Kraftwerk and quiet architect of electronic modernity, will once again speak through his collection of machines. Nearly 500 of Schneider’s…

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Andy Bell Reigns Radiantly at Gramercy Theatre — Ten Crowns Tour Continues Across North America

Under the low amber lights of the Gramercy Theatre, where time itself seemed to shimmer like champagne in a cut-glass flute, Andy Bell emerged: a dazzling apparition in a suit…

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Gary Numan Unearths Lost Telekon-Era Track “Like a B-Film” for Album’s 45th Anniversary Edition

In 1980, Telekon arrived like an electrical storm: a stark, neon-lit meditation on technology and alienation. It was Gary Numan’s third consecutive UK number one and the closing act of…

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Dave Ball of Soft Cell Passes Away At 66

Soft Cell‘s Dave Ball, technician, trail-blazer, the other half of Soft Cell, died peacefully in his sleep at his London home on October 22, aged 66. Born David James Ball in…

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The Cure Have Recorded 13 Songs for New Album — “Show of a Lost World” Concert Film Announced

The Cure have unveiled a rapidly expanding run of UK & European dates for summer 2026, adding standalone headline shows in Cardiff, Dublin, Belfast, Manchester and Edinburgh to a slate…

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Shoegaze Legends Lush to Release 35th Anniversary Edition of “Gala” Compilation Album

In the early nineties, when shoegaze was still an unnamed fever dream, Lush’s 1990 album Gala arrived like a telegram from another dimension. It stitched together EPs and stray singles…

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