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Einstürzende Neubauten’s silver eyed Blixa Bargeld is Crowned with Roses in “Alles in Allem”

It’s been many weeks of highs and lows and quarantine blues that sees German Industrial avant-garde music legends Einstürzende Neubauten releasing their second single from their forthcoming new album Alles…

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I want my “Bad Seed Teevee” | Nick Cave Launches New Livestream of Career-spanning Material

For all of us stuck inside socially distancing and sheltering in place, Nick Cave has launched a new Livestream of career-spanning material on YouTube called “Bad Seed Teevee.” This special…

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Darkwave Legends Clan of Xymox Return with Their video for “Lovers”

Darkwave Legends Clan of Xymox, following the Valentine’s Day release of the She EP have returned with their new single “Lovers”, and its accompanying video. The song continuing the old-school…

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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…

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The Cure | Seventeen Seconds

On April 22nd, the day after Robert Smith’s birthday, The Cure released their second studio album Seventeen Seconds. To celebrate the album that introduced long time Bassist Simon Gallup to…

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The Cranberries “Zombie” Reaches over A Billion Views on Youtube

One of the most impactful and emotional songs and videos of the early 90s is without a doubt The Cranberries‘ “Zombie,” the hit single featured on the Irish alternative rock…

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The Cure | Faith

On April 14th, 1981, The Cure released Faith—the band’s third studio album which continued their foray into darker territory begun with Seventeen Seconds, which was released the previous year. Robert…

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An Interview with Corpus Delicti

We give back our trust in them There are these certain kinds of gigs you will never ever forget, even though you’ve attended myriads of live shows in the last…

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Synth triad Wrangler are virtually devoured by “Machines Designed (To Eat You Up)”

Wrangler, the avant-garde all-star musical art project of Stephen Mallinder (founding member of Cabaret Voltaire), Benge (John Foxx and the Maths) and Phil Winter (Tunng) have returned with their new…

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Einstürzende Neubauten announce title and release date of new album “Alles im Allem”

On May 15th, in celebration of the band”s 40th anniversary, Berlin”s own Industrial avant-Garde music heroes Einstürzende Neubauten are set to release their first regular studio album in 12 years.…

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