Dead Can Dance’s 1984 Self Titled Debut Album
On February 27th, 1984, British/Australian post-punk band Dead Can Dance released their self titled debut album on 4AD Records. The band was formed as a quartet in 1981 in Melbourne,…
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Gang of Four Cancels Final Show of Tour Due to Illness
Gang of Four, currently led by original guitarist Andy Gill, were forced to cancel their final show of their 2019 tour, which was set to wrap up in Brooklyn, NY…
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Tears for Fears | Songs from the Big Chair
On February 25th, 1985, Tears for Fears released their second studio album Songs from the Big Chair. a record that of its 8 tracks contained 5 hit singles including “Mothers…
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Ministry to Play 80s and 90s Wax Trax! Era Set on Tour with the Industrial Accident Documentary
The documentary film Industrial Accident: The Story of Wax Trax! Records, along with its soundtrack will finally see its release on DVD in April of 2019. The 90 documentary chronically one most…
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Former Cure Drummer Andy Anderson Has Terminal Cancer
Percussionist Andy Anderson—most well known for his time as a member of The Cure from 1983 to 1984—has made the sad announcement that he has stage IV terminal cancer. Anderson had joined The…
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Morrissey to Return to Canada After Nearly 2 Decade Boycott
Just in time for the 35th anniversary of The Smiths’ self titled debut LP, Morrissey has announced that he will be embarking on an eight-date tour of Canada this April, with…
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Johnny Marr Announces North American “Call the Comet” Tour Dates
Just in time for the 35th Anniversary of The Smiths debut LP, guitarist Johnny Marr has announced his return stateside for another series of dates in support of his third solo album, Call…
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The Smiths’ 1984 Self Titled Debut Album
On February 20th, 1984, The Smiths released their self titled debut LP on Rough Trade Records, an event integral to the history of indie music, as noted by Factory Records…
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The Cure Announce Special 30th Anniversary of “Disintegration” Concerts
The Cure have announced four special live concerts at the Sydney Opera House this May to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their “greatest album ever” Disintegration. The 1989 album contained some…
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