Classic Bands Archives — Page 3 of 122

Past Meets Present in Anja Huwe’s Video for Xmal Deutschland Mashup “PolarForest” — European Live Dates This Summer

Anja Huwe has never followed a straight line in her artistic journey; instead, she is guided by a synesthetic sense of connection between color, form, sound, and even time. With…

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Mike Peters of The Alarm Passes Away

Mike Peters, firebrand frontman of Welsh rockers The Alarm, has died after a three-decade battle with cancer. He was 66. Born in North Wales in 1959, Peters grew up a…

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David Thomas of Pere Ubu Passes Away at 71

You buy me a ticket to a sonic reductionGuitars gonna sound like a nuclear destructionIt seems I’m the victim of natural selectionMeet me on the other side, another direction “My…

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Erasure’s Andy Bell Collaborates with Blondie’s Debbie Harry on Solo Single “Heart’s A Liar” — Tour Dates Announced

You said I’d always be in your heart Your heart’s a liar liar liar… Andy Bell, best known as one half of Erasure, rose to fame after answering a Melody…

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Pulp to Return for “More” North American Tour Dates

“If you thought last Fall was good, wait for this one!” says Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker. “You deserve more—and we’ve got More. More than you could imagine…….” More is fast…

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Chameleons to Embark on North American Tour This Spring with Twin Tribes and Psychedelic Furs

The Chameleons, known for their ability to transform like the shapeshifters of post-punk’s past and present, seamlessly navigate between different decades, shedding their old identities and avoiding stagnation. With their 2024…

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The Cure Announces “Mixes of a Lost World” Remix Album

To celebrate his 66th birthday, Robert Smith bestowed a special gift upon fans: Re-Cursion. The Cure have unveiled Mixes of a Lost World, a sprawling remix album that reinterprets last year’s Songs of…

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Industrial Post-Punk All-Stars SEVENDIALS Debut Video for Cover of Sparks’ 1979 Classic “The Number One Song in Heaven”

In Victorian London, Seven Dials was no place for the faint‑hearted: its crooked alleys and bawdy backstreets brimmed with peril after dusk. It’s from that dark inheritance that Sevendials draw…

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Pulp Returns With First New Album in 24 Years — Watch Video for “Spike Island”

Not a shaman, or a showman, ashamed I was selling the rights I took a breather, and decided not to ruin my life I was conforming to a cosmic design…

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Legendary Blondie Drummer Clem Burke Passes Away At 70

Clem Burke, Blondie’s drummer since their first album in 1976, has passed away from a long bout with cancer. He was 70. Clement Anthony Bozewski, known to the faithful as Clem…

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