David Bowie | Low
On January 14th, 1977, David Bowie released his 11th studio album Low, the followup to 1976’s Station to Station. Low, whose working title was New Music Night and Day, was originally penned as…
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Esplendor Geométrico to play first ever U.S. shows in May
[dropcap]The[/dropcap] Spanish industrial band Esplendor Geométrico will finally perform in the United States on Memorial Day weekend this May in Los Angeles and New York City. This may very well be…
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Creepy Crawley: The Cure songs reimagined as horror comic covers
Brazilian graphic artist Butcher Billy seems to be a Cure fan—and his fondness of Post Punk and Wave is not exactly a secret, considering his excellent take on Morrissey, This…
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Rare Smiths and Morrissey demo tracks unearthed on fan site
Morrissey-solo, a Morrissey fansite has shared a few rarities courtesy of Morrissey-solo forum member Uncleskinny, via his Soundcloud. Read more at Consequence of Sound Listen Below: “Bengali In Platforms”: “He Knows”: “Never…
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The Cure re-record their b-side “A Few Hours After This” for Idris Elba’s BBC crime drama Luther
[dropcap]I[/dropcap] am a big fan of Luther, and a big fan of The Cure. It indeed gave me a grin ear to ear watching the Idris Elba BBC series, to…
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Kraftwerk | Electric Cafe
Boing—Boom Tschak! Show some feeling and respect for Kraftwerk’s Electric Cafe—released on December 16th, 1986, the electronic music pioneers’ ninth studio album had its title track famously used for Mike…
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The Cure | Japanese Whispers
On December 6th 1983, The Cure released the singles collection Japanese Whispers, which for all intents and purposes can be considered to be a proper Cure album, despite it being…
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New Order | “Pumped Full Of Drugs” Live in Japan 1985
There’s a certain connection between New Order and drugs. The Haçienda certainly did a lot for the band’s reputation, as well as being the soundtrack for ecstasy-fueled Ibiza nights in…
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Public Image Ltd. appear on Colbert | John Lydon warns America: “Now don’t you dare vote Donald Trump!”
[dropcap]John[/dropcap] Lydon and Public Image Ltd performed their single “Double Trouble as the musical guests on last night’s “Late Show with Stephen Colbert”. The song was off of their latest album What the World Needs…
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Move LP reissued by Mannequin Records | Stream the album here
[dropcap]Extremely [/dropcap]rare and sought after, the Italian Post Punk band Move‘s eponymous debut LP, originally released in 1986 on A&D Records, will finally be reissued on Mannequin Records, a label…
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