Classic Bands Archives — Page 19 of 132

New Order to Release Definitive Edition Box Set of 1986 Album “Brotherhood” — Includes 9 Previously Unreleased Songs

Bernard Sumner, reflecting on New Order’s unconventional journey, once remarked, “If you do it the way everyone else does it, you might have more success. But it’ll be a short…

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Clear Capsule Debut Video for Their Cover of Starflyer 59’s Shoegaze Classic “Hazel Would”

on the deeper sideI’m just a rideYou’re mineYou’re it all Starflyer 59’s Silver is a landmark album that brought heavier sounds to shoegaze, shaping the genre’s modern identity. As one…

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The The Debuts Tim Pope Directed Video for “Some Days I Drink My Coffee By The Grave Of William Blake”

This greedy, unpleasant land wraps itself in a flag Pretending its freedom – a dictatorship in drag The forever wars, tyrannical laws The coup d’états with probable cause All revealed…

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The Cure to Release Live Versions of Two New Songs on Limited Edition Vinyl

In these fraught times, with the planet on fire and the ice caps in retreat, The Cure have long been lauded as more than just a band; they’re a voice…

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Bryan Ferry Collaborates With Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross On “Star,” His First New Song in 10 Years

In the aftermath of Roxy Music’s triumphant 50th-anniversary tour in 2022 and a series of reissues of both the band’s iconic catalog and his own solo ventures, Bryan Ferry returns…

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Synth-pop Icons Pet Shop Boys are the Soundtrack to UK Roadtrip in Their Video for “Feel”

All those stories you told Conjure crimson and gold And I’d like to hear more As the stories unfold Synth-pop icons Pet Shop Boys have kept their momentum going with…

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Primal Scream Debut Video for “Love Insurrection” From “Come Ahead,” Their First New Album in 8 Years

Where you gonna run when the humiliated multitudes rise? When you gonna hide when the steel rain fall from the sky? Are you ready to die for that pie in…

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Listen to the Spotlight On Podcast Interview With David J of Love and Rockets and Bauhaus

David J, the dapper flaneur whose legendary bass playing is part of the rhythmic backbone of Love and Rockets and Bauhaus, sat down with Spotlight On’s guest host, Michael Donaldson, for a…

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The Wolfgang Press Unveil New Single “Sad Surfer,” Their First New Music in Nearly 30 Years

Richard Dadd, the enigmatic English painter born in 1817 in Chatham, Kent, swiftly emerged as a prodigious talent during the Victorian era, celebrated for his evocative depictions of fairies and…

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His Name Is Alive to Release 6 LP Box Set “How Ghosts Affect Relationships: 1990-1993” — Fall Tour Dates Announced

Warren Defever’s cherished and long-standing ethereal darkwave project, His Name Is Alive, has a storied history with 4AD. To honor the band’s early works, 4AD proudly presents a strictly limited…

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