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How to Run a Club for 19 Years and Get Away With It: Los Angeles’ Das Bunker

[dropcap]I[/dropcap]n the United States, there are few clubs that can boast a track record as substantial as Los Angeles’ industrial (and sometimes goth) club, Das Bunker. Having just celebrated its 19th anniversary,…

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Music from Dark Places | An interview with NYC’s “Tempers”

[dropcap]A[/dropcap]fter performing at Berghain for a special showcase at Popkultur Berlin, a festival that including the core members of New Order, Viv Albertine, and more, Eddie and Jasmine of Tempers…

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Vowws are spoken to be broken | An interview with the Electronic music duo Vowws

[dropcap]Matt[/dropcap] and Rizz, the Los Angeles based duo Vowws, are becoming a formidable force in electronic music. They met while they were at the University of New England’s music program in Sydney,…

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Morrissey appears on The Late Late Show and then Larry King

[dropcap]Last[/dropcap] night I dreamt that Morrissey made two appearances, one on the “Late Late Show With James Corden” where the Manchester music legend sat in his dressing room juggling two oranges during the…

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Remember the time that Coil’s John Balance interviewed Eyeless in Gaza?

[dropcap]Before[/dropcap] joining with his partner Peter “Sleazy” Christopherson in Psychic TV and Coil, noted composer of psychedelic dreamscrapes, John Balance, worked under several other several other nom du guerres, including Stabmental,…

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You ever wondered where all the Andrew Eldritch Goth jokes come from? Watch this classic interview from 1989 (NSFW)

Ah, the endless depths of the internet, timekiller par excellence. Source for great stories and videos for music nerds, fanboys and whatever you need. “Whatever you need”…in this case would…

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Peter Murphy’s interpretative dance to Bauhaus’ “Hollow Hills”—Plus interview

The Riverside program on the BBC was the home of many quirky promotional endeavors, such as the Banshees’ “Play at Home” Alice in Wonderland tea party. However, the post-Bauhaus 1983 interpretative…

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So Mote It Be | An Interview with Executive Slacks’ Matt Marello

Executive Slacks have managed to be post-punk’s oft-overlooked band since the early 1980s. An exception to this would be their dark, danceable track “The Bus” which graced the Trevor Jackson…

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Slowdive Documentary on Pitchfork TV

[dropcap]Have[/dropcap] you seen Beautiful Noise? Yes? No? Watch that if you haven’t, and be sure to watch this new mini documentary on Slowdive from Pitchfork. It details the band’s origins…

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Somthing Post-Punk in state of Denmark | An interview with Metrocult

Metrocult conjure up a cauldron of Gothic Rock with a refreshing emulsion of Punk—which make them resonate with the sensibilities of UK Decay, early Bauhaus, and Theatre of Hate, more so…

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