Raise the Vibrations | An Interview with Ritual Howls
If you ask me, 2014 wasn’t what I’d call a great year for new Post Punk- and/or Goth Rock-releases. But if there was one common denominator for both, fans and…
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I Can Pronounce Worcestershire, Can You? And Other Inquiries Conducted In A Pub With Simon Jones
Lucas: (Right. Time to meet with Simon from And Also The Trees. I’m a long-time fan of the group and was going to relish our discussion tremendously. I’d suggested we…
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A Minute ’til Midnight | An Interview with Minuit Machine
They have been one of the hottest topics amongst Minimal- and Synth Wave-fans in 2014: Hélène de Thoury (Synths) and Amandine Stioui (Vocals, Lyrics) a.k.a. Minuit Machine. With just one…
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Silence, Sea, and Sky | An interview with Mark Burgess of The Chameleons
Many bands out there can be considered underrated, especially quite a few Post-Punk bands. The Chameleons however, are criminally underrated. They are a band whose quality of music goes toe…
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Ride an Azar Swan | An interview with Joshua Strawn and Zohra Atash
After a fantastic performance at this past summer’s Wave Gotik Treffen, I, as well as many others who were there in attendance, were quite stoked for the new Azar Swan…
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A Pure State of Anarchy | The Legendary Pink Dots | An interview with Edward Ka-Spel
The Legendary Pink Dots are one of those bands that defies any coherent explanation; they are the purest in surreal psychedelia. Lyrically the comparisons to early Pink Floyd are apt,…
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An Interview with Robert Smith from 1983
Here is an interesting interview with Robert Smith from October 17th, 1983. Recorded later on the same day the Banshee’s Play at Home was filmed at the Riverside, Mr. Smith…
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An Interview with Gary Numan | “From Inside” Film Score | Work on 21st Studio Album Begins in January
I have a fondness for Gary Numan that goes beyond sharing a diagnosis of being on the Autistic Spectrum. However—despite his Aspergers, Numan, like Asimov’s Bicentennial Man, seems to be…
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Beyond the Black Lodge—An interview with David J | Plus a review of his new book “Who Killed Mister Moonlight? Bauhaus Black Magick and Benediction”
Like my recent marathon of watching The Killing and other Twin Peaks inspired shows via Netflix, I quickly absorbed my copy of “Who Killed Mister Moonlight? Bauhaus Black Magick and Benediction” by Bauhaus’s…
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PETER HOOK ON CLASSIC JOY DIVISION, NEW ORDER TRACKS
“I’ve never stopped writing, I write all the time, it’s just that I don’t write as The Light,” Hooky told us, before he and his current outfit dazzled on the…
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