Classic Bands Archives — Page 116 of 116

Watch a classic 1986 concert of Gene Loves Jezebel all dolled up at The Ritz in New York City

Back in 1986 when you could still shave your neck for maximum effect, the identical twin Aston brothers were still performing together as one single and fantastic incarnation of Gene…

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1984 NYC Goth and Post-Punk | Photo gallery from the archives of Greg Fasolino

Greg Fasolino is someone you may or may not have heard of—but he is one of the foremost Goth and Post-Punk historians in the world. As a New York City…

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Watch The Cure—Live in Leipzig, August 4th, 1990

The Cure put on quite the formidable live show back in 1990—and following their massive “Prayer Tour” the year prior, Robert Smith and Co took a visit over to East Germany,…

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Stephen Huss, original member of Psyche has passed away

[dropcap]We[/dropcap] at Post-Punk.com are very saddened to hear of the passing of Stephen Huss, who was an original member of the synth project Psyche. “My beautiful genius little brother played…

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Public Image Ltd premiere video for “Double Trouble”

[dropcap]John Lydon[/dropcap] and his Public Image Ltd have premiered a low budget DIY home repair studio session of a promotional video for the track “Double Trouble”, the first single from…

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The Cure’s “A Forest”

On April 8th, 1980, The Cure released the Mike Hedges co-produced single “A Forest” from the band’s upcoming sophomore album Seventeen Seconds. “A Forest” was not initially the title of the…

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This Mortal Coil | It’ll End In Tears

This Mortal Coil’s It’ll End in Tears was released on October 1st, 1984 by 4AD records. This Mortal Coil was an all star collaborative project, rather than a band, curated by label…

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Siouxsie and The Banshees | Join Hands

The second Siouxsie And The Banshees album Join Hands was released on September 7th, 1979, featuring the single “Playground Twist”. The album is also noteworthy for containing a studio recording…

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