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Korine Beat the Quarantine Blues with Streaming Concerts

Korine have been impacted by the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic like the rest of us. They were about to embark on a sprawling tour of the U.S.A. when everything started shutting…

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Genesis P-Orridge of Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV Dead At 70

After a two and a half year battle with leukemia, the world bids adieu to legendary industrial pioneer Genesis Breyer P-Orridge. Performance artist, eccentric, avant-garde musician, provocateur, and truly unique…

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Until Nothing Remains: An Interview with Then Comes Silence

Sweden own gothic Rock and post-punk heroes Then Come Silence have yielded their best album to date with Machine, an intense collection of 11 tracks that are their most satisfying…

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Houses of Heaven Unleash Churning New Single Ahead of Full Length Debut

California-based post-punk outfit Houses of Heaven have been high on our watchlist since releasing their debut EP in 2017, a tightly-knit, highly energetic slab of synth and guitar-driven fury that…

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Fire Walk With Me in 80s Pop-laden Duo Nite’s Lynchian Nightmare “All You’ve Ever Dreamed Of”

Dallas, Texas-based duo NITE, comprised of Canadian-born twin brothers, Kyle and Myles Mendes, are back with a Lynchian nightmare set to their devilishly pop love-letter to Twin Peaks, “All You’ve…

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New Cold Wave and Post-Punk Label Freakwave Launched

A brand new label FREAKWAVE has just been launched, whose raison d’être and modus operandi will be a focus on contemporary Post-Punk and Cold Wave. Being run by veterans of…

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Philadelphia’s Premier Synth-Pop Band Korine to Launch Nationwide Tour this Spring

Korine, the Philadelphia duo of Morgy Ramone and Trey Frye, will be launching a month-long nationwide tour starting on March 10th. Known for their unapologetic 80’s “New Wave” style, the…

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Picture One Debuts Somber 80s Synth-Pop Daydream “Cycle of Belief”

Atlanta Georgia’s native son Thomas Barnwell—a gifted musician, singer, and songwriter performing under the guise of Picture One, has just unveiled his beautiful yet somber synth-pop daydream “Cycle of Belief”,…

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Bauhaus Return to Atlanta for First Time in Nearly 15 Years

Post-punk icons and progenitors of goth Bauhaus have just announced their return to Atlanta for the first time in nearly 15 years, with a concert at the Coca-Cola Roxy on…

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New Order and The Pet Shop Boys Announce The Unity Tour This Autumn

Clear your calendars this autumn, North America, this pairing of electronic music is a doozy. New Order and the Pet Shop Boys announce they are co-headlining “The Unity Tour” across…

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