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Last Chance Celebrates 45th Anniversary of Depeche Mode’s “Photographic” with Atmospheric “Cover” Featuring Alexandros Raptis of Decode

Depeche Mode’s seminal 1981 track Photographic resurfaces, now draped in new electronic finery in a new cover by Greek producer Dimitris Papaspyropoulos, known to many as Last Chance. Originally conceived…

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Swiss-German Darkwavers Emily Kinski’s Dead Debut Video for Cover of Clan of Xymox’s “Emily”

Love is life and life is loveIn truth it’s hard when you startThe colour is off, the style is wrongLike a rhyme in another song Clan of Xymox’s Emily has…

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Chicago’s The Children’s Crusade Releases Serrated Industrial Rock Cover of Spike Hellis’ “Slices”

Spike Hellis’ incisive 2022 track Slices is summoned anew through Chicago’s electronic rock agitators, The Children’s Crusade. Helmed by studio visionary Jason Schmal, the group on stage expands into a…

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Paradox Obscur Explores Fleeting Moments of Beauty in the Video for Dreamy Single “Lose This Feeling”

I got all the lights on me Blinded, I can barely see Know that’s where I wanna be Right here next to you in this crowded room Greece’s Paradox Obscur…

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Philadelphia’s Night Sins Release Cover of The Danse Society’s Classic Darkwave Track, “Angel”

Spread your wings and fly with me Nearly four decades after its winged shadow first stretched across vinyl, Philadelphia’s Night Sins have resurrected The Danse Society’s spectral hymn, “Angel.” With…

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The Cure Announces “Mixes of a Lost World” Remix Album

To celebrate his 66th birthday, Robert Smith bestowed a special gift upon fans: Re-Cursion. The Cure have unveiled Mixes of a Lost World, a sprawling remix album that reinterprets last year’s Songs of…

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Chicago’s The Children’s Crusade Honors Industrial Icons Ministry With Zealous Cover of “Deity”

Let’s prayTo TV divinityHe covets meDeity Deity, one of the more combustible tracks from Ministry’s 1988 album The Land of Rape and Honey, does not so much play as it…

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Tears for the Dying Release Fierce Deathrock Cover of Suzi’s Sabotage’s Powerful Anti-Fascist Anthem, “Nazi Goth’s…”

Take out the fascist trash Their symbols will burn to ash Enough is enough Georgia’s Tears for the Dying rise from the red clay and black velvet of the American…

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Industrial Post-Punk All-Stars SEVENDIALS Debut Video for Cover of Sparks’ 1979 Classic “The Number One Song in Heaven”

In Victorian London, Seven Dials was no place for the faint‑hearted: its crooked alleys and bawdy backstreets brimmed with peril after dusk. It’s from that dark inheritance that Sevendials draw…

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Tucson’s No Future Debut Video for Darkwave Reimagining of Elliot Smith’s “Needle In The Hay”

Needle in the Hay, released in 1995 on Elliott Smith’s self-titled second album, stands as one of his starkest and most searing songs. Stripped to its rawest components, just acoustic…

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