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UK Post-Punk Legends The March Violets Return with Their Video for “Hammer the Last Nail”

All I ask is the stars! It’s been quite the year for Leeds legends, The March Violets. They’ve recently signed with Metropolis Records and have a shiny new album, Crocodile…

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Nicole Marxen Dances Under the Red Moonlight of Her Wounds in the Giallo-Tinged Video for “Thorns”

like a rabid animal my body betrays itself these dormant wounds exhumed Nicole Marxen, a singer-songwriter and visual artist from Dallas, TX, invites us into a world both perilous and…

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Nauti Siren Makes a Splash with the Caribbean-Synth Beats of “Mermaid of the Year”

In the night when I ride out I’ve been carried way out to sea I’ve been trapped like a unicorn Ahoy there, Nereids! Nauti Siren has just dropped anchor —…

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Into the Darkness — Ukrainian Deathrockers Old Cat’s Drama Debut New Single “U Pitmu”

Look, this aurora is burning out Look, it’s a new dimension A vortex in the whirlpool of hopes An abyss of darkness, an abyss of existence Old Cat’s Drama, a…

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French Coldwave Outfit Curtain Escape the Darkness in Their Video for “Against the Wall”

Every day is like a battle Welcome to the war Don’t give up If you lose your way tonight Regaining autonomy after a toxic relationship is a profound and essential…

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Interpol Adds US Dates to Their “Antics” 20th Anniversary Tour

In the early 2000s, amidst the restless streets of New York City, Interpol emerged as the vanguard of the post-punk revival, carving out a distinct niche in the alternative music…

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Belarusian Post-Punk Trio Molchat Doma Debut Video for “Son” From New Album “Belaya Polosa”

Quiet! Listen, how the wind calls for you, It whispers in your ear: “tempt fate!” Look at the footprints we left behind. The wind will blow them away soon –…

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In The Throes Of Debuts Video for New Wave Version of “Lakmé: Duo des Fleurs (Flower Duet)” Featuring Jordan Rutter-Covatto

The charming Duo des Fleurs (Flower Duet) from Léo Delibes’ Lakmé, composed in 1883, stands as a timeless piece in classical music. Sung by Lakmé, a Brahmin priest’s daughter, and…

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Run Rabbit Run — Josué Kinter Lampoons the Media Circus in his Video for “Yr Not Safe”

Words read in the glowing screens Someone else’s fears Words read, you don’t know what it means But it drips like poison in yr ears In our modern world, the…

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