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The Psychedelic Furs | Forever Now

On September 25th, 1982 The Psychedelic Furs released their third studio album Forever Now. The album was produced by Todd Rundgren, and featured the hit single “Love My Way”. “Working with Todd was amazing,…

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The Creatures | Wild Things

On September 25th, 1981 Siouxsie and Budgie released their debut EP for their project The Creatures. The EP was named Wild Things by Steven Severin, because it resembled what he thought…

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Depeche Mode | Some Great Reward

On September 24th, 1984, Depeche Mode released Some Great Reward—their fourth studio album. The record was produced between London and Berlin, by Daniel Miller and Gareth Jones. The album’s title comes from…

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Play With Lies | An interview with Cult Club

[dropcap]We[/dropcap] interviewed Sally Dige and Laslo Antal of Cult Club on their new album Play With Lies—whose title track features guest vocals from Zoe Zanias—out now on Domestica Records. In the…

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Listen to the new Wrangler album featuring Stephen Mallinder—”White Glue”

Wrangler—the musical project of Stephen Mallinder (formerly of Cabaret Voltaire), Ben ‘Benge’ Edwards, and Phil Winter are releasing their second studio album White Glue—out September 23rd. This follows the release of their first LP LA…

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Youth Code’s Autumn 2016 European Tourdates

[dropcap]It’s [/dropcap]fall already, and YOUTH CODE are heading back to Europe for another round of kicks, shouts, and Hardcore Industrial EBM beats in support of their second LP Commitment to Complications.…

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Siouxsie and the Banshees’ First Gig

On September 20th, 1976 singer Siouxsie Sioux, and bassist Steven Severin asked Malcom McClauren if they could replace an act that had been scheduled to play the 100 Club Punk Festival but…

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Peter Hook’s Substance: An Interview

Peter Hook, who we all know and love as the formidable and influential bassist in post-punk’s history, didn’t let his dramatic 2007 departure from New Order phase him. Since 2010,…

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Ian Curtis on a Rollercoaster

[dropcap]Yes[/dropcap]…yet another Joy Division mashup…but this is actually kinda funny—and not creepy like that Teletubbies one from last year. But if you are looking for something of more substance, you…

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Talking Heads | Talking Heads: 77 (Debut Album)

On September 16th, 1977, Talking Heads released their debut LP Talking Heads: 77, featuring the iconic single “Psycho Killer”. Originally called The Artistics, these Alumni of Rhode Island School of Design—David Byrne, Chris…

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