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Move In Light | An Interview With Robbie Grey of Modern English

England’s Modern English has always been a forever favorite for us here at Post-punk.com. Formed in 1979 in the wake of punk’s initial wave, the band were among the first…

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Hopes Are High | A Conversation With Alison Shaw of Cranes

In mid-2023, one of the UK’s most beloved bands reactivated on social media, hinting at greater things to come. The band in question is Cranes, a legendary band formed by…

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Psychic Graveyard Tend To Their Core Wounds With “Your Smile is a Hoax”

Diving into Psychic Graveyard’s lineage, with members hailing from bands like Arab On Radar, Chinese Stars, Some Girls, Doomsday Student, and Hot Nerdz, merely scratches the surface of what this…

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Vanderwolf Debuts Surreal Video for Psychedelic Ballad “The 6.09”

In those fluorescent-blazed warrens of glass and steel that pierce our urban landscapes, countless zombies tread the worn carpets of the corporate realm, shackled by the invisible chains of the…

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Charles Moothart Debuts “Little Egg” From Forthcoming Album “Black Holes Don’t Choke”

For the last thirteen years, elusive Los Angeles garage-rocker Charles Moothart (CFM) has been a constant presence on the touring circuit, contributing his multifaceted talents to Ty Segall’s various live…

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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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British Experimental Post-Punk Ensemble Abrasive Trees Debut Two New Songs Via “Mill Session” Film

The British experimental post-punk band Abrasive Trees, consisting of members Matthew Rochford and Ben Roberts, who are known for their work with the Bella Union project Silver Moth, have teamed…

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Estonian Darkwave Songstress Bedless Bones Debuts Video for “Solar Animus” — Plus Interview

In Carl Jung’s “Mysterium Coniunctionis,” the “solar animus” is a key concept within his analytical psychology framework. It symbolizes a masculine aspect of the unconscious mind, transcending gender, and embodies…

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Don’t Fly Too Close To The Sun — Datarock’s Fredrik Saroea On Robots, Resurrection and Resilience

On the 22nd of July 2011, the tranquil beauty of Norway’s picturesque Utøya Island was forever shattered. A shocking act of terror, carried out by right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik,…

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Athens Georgia Deathrock Ensemble Tears for the Dying Debuts Video for “We Are the Darkness”

Hailing from the vibrant city of Athens, Georgia, Tears for the Dying has emerged as a powerful and enchanting post-punk/goth band. Drawing inspiration from both contemporary and legacy acts such…

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