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Gathering Rosebuds While You May — Boston Outfit Burn Kit Brandishes a Bouquet of Fiery Post-Punk with “Fallen Rose” EP

Hailing from Boston’s restless underground, Burn Kit emerges fierce and fiery, brandishing their debut EP, Fallen Rose, like a bouquet of barbed wire—beautiful, brutal, and laceratingly honest. The standout single,…

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“Bleed, Memory” — LA-Based Experimentalist Thief Weaves a Sound Collage of Industrial-laced Melancholia

Farewell pale repents Farewell lone torment I have poisoned the pool in the lion’s den I have torn from the womb the born again Dementia is a relentless thief. It…

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The Depths You Hold — An Interview with Houses of Heaven

Back in April, California-based trio Houses of Heaven released their long-awaited sophomore LP, Within/Without, via Felte Records. With their visceral blend of pummeling post-punk energy and deep synth grooves, the…

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Miami Darkwavers Astari Nite Debut Video for “Tongue Tied Galore” — Plus Track by Track of Genre Defying New Album “Resolution Of Happiness”

Let’s get high on space invaders Perfumes contagious Just you and me unknown London bridge is burning baby Miami’s Astari Nite sets itself apart with a blend of dark alternative…

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Emerald Leaves Shimmering in the Light of Dawn — An Interview with Alcest

It was five years ago that Alcest released their sixth studio album, Spiritual Instinct. The world then was a different place, a place where we moved freely and without as…

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No Mountains, No Horizon | An Interview With Simon Huw Jones of And Also the Trees

British-born, rural-centric post-punk project And Also the Trees has been a forever favorite for us here at Post-punk.com. Their music ages like a fine wine, full of heavy body and…

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From the Ashes | An Interview with Leah Lane of Rosegarden Funeral Party and Album Premiere

Today marks the release of Dallas, Texas based post-punk band Rosegarden Funeral Party‘s third album, From the Ashes, via Young & Cold Records. We’ve always adored the band’s cathartic, yet…

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Nothing Stays the Same | An Interview with Courtney Taylor-Taylor of The Dandy Warhols

With every new album, I seem to fall more and more in love with The Dandy Warhols. Since their earliest days in Portland’s indie rock scene, to quickly becoming everyone’s…

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80s Music from a Parallel Universe — Catch the Retro Synthwave and Darkwave of Waves On Waves

Four decades have passed since the 1980s, yet we find ourselves continually drawn back to this vibrant era, now tinged with the pink and teal hues of nostalgia. The ’80s…

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Kickstarter Campaign Launched for Q Lazzarus Documentary — Dark Entries Records to Reissue Music

In an era when fleeting internet fame is often pursued through social media antics and unimaginative ploys, the story of Diane Luckey stands in stark contrast as a genuine tale…

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