Classic Bands Archives — Page 66 of 132

Goth Rock Legends The Wake Debut “Hammer Hall” from First Album in 25 Years “Perfumes And Fripperies”

For the first time in nearly twenty-five years, Columbus, Ohio’s goth rock legends The Wake announce a new album sure to bring a tasty chill to our cold, black hearts:…

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Robert Smith Finishes New Cure Album and Solo Project Under Quarantine

The Year of Our Lord 2020 may have ushered in a series of Biblical plagues, but as the world stayed in place (or ought to have been), The Cure finally…

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Darwin Enlists David J’s Harmonica Skills On “Unkind Lover”

Get ready for a descent into eerie wonder: alt-pop artist Darwin presents Unkind Lover. The eerie track, featuring David J (Love and Rockets, Bauhaus) on harmonica, Dustin Heald on guitar, and producer/collaborator Julian…

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The Cure’s Robert Smith And Gorillaz Release New Collaboration, ‘Strange Timez’

As we all breathlessly await the long-promised new Cure album, Robert Smith performs in a new collaboration with Damon Albarn’s group Gorillaz for the ongoing Song Machine series, launched in January.…

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Listen to New Order’s New Single “Be a Rebel”

After teasing some forthcoming news last week, New Order have revealed that the disco-infused track “Be a Rebel” is the band’s first new single in five years. The song made…

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Robert Smith To Appear In Gorillaz “Song Machine” Series

The rumours are true! Gorillaz have confirmed via Twitter that the next installment of their Song Machine series features an appearance by none other than Robert Smith of The Cure. When…

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The The Channels “This Is The Day” With New Single: I Want 2 BU”

The Omnichord was one of Matt Johnson’s best investments. Figuring prominently on The The’s 1983 classic hit track This Is The Day, Johnson brought it back out to record a gorgeous,…

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ZE Records Revived With “The Future Is Mine”: Interview With Legendary Producers Michael Zilkha and John Robie

The “Fear City” era of NYC, bound together by poverty, creative diversity and a city full of chaos yielded an explosion of experimentation, overlapping of styles and sounds, and mythology…

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Party Out Of Bounds: The B-52s “Wild Planet”

On 27 August 1980, the B-52s gleefully crashed the New Wave party with their second studio album Wild Planet, opening the scene with Fred Schneider’s unmistakable bark: “Surpriiiiise! Where’s your icebox?…

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The Cure’s “Love Song”

On August 21st, 1989 The Cure released “Love Song”, a track from the band’s eighth studio album Disintegration. The song was penned by frontman Robert Smith as a wedding present…

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