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The The to play live again for the first time in 16 years Plus 3-disc ‘Radio Cineola Trilogy’ box set

Matt Johnson is set to perform as The The for the first time since since 2002’s David Bowie-curated Meltdown Festival. So far the only two gigs announced are a headlining…

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Stockholm post-punk project NONN premieres ‘Distracted’ ahead of label showcase in London

After releasing its self titled debut album earlier this year, NONN, the nom de guerre of Christian Eldefors, is preparing for a UK tour that includes a performance at Liverpool Psych Fest. For…

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The Goat grazes the fields in The Devil & The Universe’s ‘Black Harvest’

“The countryman is busy gathering his harvest” Perfect for this time of year, The Devil and The Universe are releasing their next LP Folk Horror just in time for the Autumn…

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Stream Geodetic’s beautiful, hypnotic, and menacing ‘Cold Lights’ EP

Today we present to you a stream of Geodetic’s beautiful, warm, and menacing Cold Lights EP. Naturally, this avant-garde release is being issued via Berlin label Instruments of Discipline. This is Geodetic’s…

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Carla dal Forno pays tribute to Einstürzende Neubauten in her video for ‘The Garden’

You will find me if you want me in the garden Fresh off of a stunning performance at Berlin Atonal’s 2017 edition, Blackest Ever Black Artist Carla dal Forno has premiered…

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Azar Swan face Fascism and Propaganda head-on in the video for ‘The Golden Age of Hate’

What Year Is This? The duo of Joshua Strawn and Zohra Atash that comprise Azar Swan are some of the most politically outspoken and well informed individuals in the international…

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Death Bells drop ‘Something Above’ off of ‘Standing At The Edge Of The World’

Unyielding with their onslaught of earnest melodies, Sydney Australia’s Death Bells ‘fan the flames’ of their growing popularity by sharing another track from their upcoming LP Standing At The Edge Of The…

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Holger Czukay of influential Krautrock band Can has passed away

Holger Czukay, the bassist and co-founder of highly influential Krautrock band Can has passed away. He was at the 79 years old. According to German Newspapers, he was found dead in the…

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Belgium’s Partisan premiere ‘Forget’ off of ‘We Have Been So Terribly Betrayed’

We Have Been So Terribly Betrayed With a title befitting the times, Belgium’s Partisan (featuring ex-members of Rise And Fall, Oathbreaker, and Maudlin) is weaving a timeless brand of melancholic melody…

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Tickets now on sale for Berlin’s SYNÄSTHESIE Festival featuring The Horrors, Pins, and more

The Horrors, Pins, Camera, Jakuzi, and Balagan are playing this year’s SYNÄSTHESIE Festival The third annual SYNÄSTHESIE Festival, an event being held in conjunction with 8MM Bar’s 15th Anniversary, will take…

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