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Watch The Cure Play 3 Director’s Cut Versions of Songs from “Disintegration” 30th Anniversary Concerts

While we wait for news on the new album, The Cure have tided us over by sharing three “Director’s Cut” versions of songs from their 30 Anniversary performance of Disintegration…

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Watch Elizabeth Fraser Perform Duet “The Moon Shines Bright” with British Folk Singer Sam Lee

A public appearance from Elizabeth Fraser was seemingly a rare thing up until recently, like when she surprised her fellow countryman Shirley Manson backstage at a Garbage concert, or when…

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Depeche Mode Concert Film and Documentary SPIRITS In The Forest Available Digitally December 17th

For those fans that could not make it to the cinema to see the latest Depeche Mode concert film and documentary SPIRITS In The Forest, the spiritual (no pun intended)…

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Talking Heads Create Official Instagram Account Stoking Rumors Surrounding “Remain in Light” 40th Anniversary

After the band’s official Instagram has popped up, speculation has emerged that a Talking Heads reunion could be in the works—which if it were to happen would mark the first…

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PIL | Public Image: First Issue

On December 8th, 1978 Public Image Ltd aka PIL released their debut studio album Public Image: First Issue. The record was a groundbreaking release, considered one of the pioneering records…

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Hitchcock Meets David Lynch in Joy Division’s Reimagined Video for “New Dawn Fades”

Joy Division have unveiled a sixth video commemorating the 40th anniversary of their debut LP Unknown Pleasures. The latest video for “New Dawn Fades” continues the collaborative project “Unknown Pleasures:…

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The Jesus and Mary Chain Will “Hopefully” Release New Record in 2020

The Jesus and Mary Chain have been in the studio working on their next album—the follow-up to 2017’s reunion LP Damage and Joy. The Scottish band revealed their goal was…

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Bauhaus Close Out Third Hollywood Reunion Show With Rare Performance of Brian Eno’s “Third Uncle”

Bauhaus finished out their third reunion gig at the Hollywood Palladium on Sunday night by offering a surprise rendition of Brian Eno’s “Third Uncle”—a rarity as the song was not…

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Dead Can Dance | Spleen and Ideal

On November 25th, 1985, Dead Can Dance released their second studio album Spleen and Ideal—a transitional work that began the group’s foray into neoclassical and world music, incorporating a wider…

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Public Image Ltd. | Metal Box

On November 23rd 1979. Public Image Ltd. aka PIL released their second studio album Metal Box, a seminal album in the history of post-punk, which to some critics is of…

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