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Paradox Obscur set the tone for a dark night out in Athens in their video for ‘In Control’

Synth duo Paradox Obscur have followed up the video for the track Twilight, with another fantastic short film set to the music from their Artifact LP—this time for the track In…

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Echo and The Bunnymen announce new album ‘The Stars, The Oceans & The Moon’

Liverpool’s post-punk legends Echo and The Bunnymen have announced their next record—their first since 2014’s Meteorites. The brand new album, The Stars, The Oceans & The Moon’ will be released in…

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Siouxsie Sioux and Robert Smith

Siouxsie and The Banshees were one of the first post-punk bands to make it big, forming in 1976, and already well onto releasing their second album Join Hands by September…

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A Certain Ratio announce album reissue series and UK Dates for 2018

“All the energy of Joy Division but better clothes.” Factory Records alumni A Certain Ratio have announced their UK tour details for 2018, and a reissue series beginning with 3 classic…

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Fotocrime premiere ‘The Trance Of Love’ and the video for ‘Duplicate Days’ off of their ‘Always Night’ EP

Following the release of their video for Duplicate Days and ahead of their European tour, Fotocrime are sharing with us today the track “The Trance Of Love” from their new EP…

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The Cure to release 40th Anniversary calendar for 2018

The Cure will be reaching the milestone of 40 years performing under the name chosen by founding member Lol Tolhurst next year. To celebrate Robert Smith and Co. have already…

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Lost in Melbourne: Contrast premiere their video for ‘The Cure’

From Melbourne Australia, indie shoegazers Contrast are sharing with us today the video for The Cure, a track taken from their debut album Singularity which is set to be released this December.…

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Fallbeil’s slowed down proto EBM in ‘Zu Spät’

Boidae artist Fallbeil have dropped the lo-fi track Zu Spät (too late) off of their freeform collection ‘Macht Macht Zement’. The track has a distinctly retro feel that in 80s drums, synths…

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Age Eternal falls into a lush and verdant shoegaze daydream in ‘Dropout’

Age Eternal, the solo project of german musician and visual artist Lissa Benno, has followed the audio premiere of the track Saturn Knows I’m Here. with a lush and verdant daydream, swooning…

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