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Listen to New Killing Joke Song from “Lord of Chaos” EP—Plus Spring UK Tour Dates

For the first time since 2015’s Pylon, Killing Joke are gearing up to release new music. The long-running post-punk band have announced a four-track EP called Lord of Chaos, due…

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Nick Cave Shares “Lavender Fields” Clip From “This Much I Know To Be True” Ahead of Tour with Warren Ellis

Nick Cave, who is scheduled to tour North America starting on March 1st, 2022, has offered a small taste of the upcoming documentary about his long creative partnership with Warren…

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The Cure “Finishing Up” Songs for New Album

It’s been over a decade since The Cure released a new album but according to guitarist Reeves Gabrels, the band has spent the pandemic creating one to three albums’ worth…

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Australian Post-Punk Outfit Death Bells Debut New Single “Passerby”—Plus Tour Dates

Los Angeles post-punk outfit Death Bells have returned with a soaring, stunning new single, “Passerby”. Originally from Sydney, Australia, collaborators Will Canning and Remy Veseles have blurred the lines between…

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The Cure Announce 44 Date European Tour for 2022

If you were searching for definitive proof that you’ve quantum leaped into the best possible timeline, The Cure have announced…A NEW TOUR. You read that right, friends. The Cure are…

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Gang of Four Announce North American Tour Dates Performing Material from 1977-1983

Gang of Four are making plans to tour North America in March 2022, performing songs from the era of their of the band’s releases between 1977-1983, including Entertainment! (1979), Solid…

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Scottish Spacegaze Act The Kundalini Genie Debut Video for “Half In, Half Out”

Ready to blast off into a sonic journey across the spectrum of psychedelia? Scotland’s The Kundalini Genie announces their fifth studio album Half In, Half Out, set for release by the end of 2021 via…

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Nashville Post-Punk Outfit Palm Ghosts Debut New Single “Bloodlight”

Channeling the ominous sound of an 80s prom in a war zone, Nashville post-punk outfit Palm Ghosts debut their dark dance track “Bloodlight”. Palm Ghosts, located dead in the heartland…

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Nitzer Ebb Announce 2021 Tour Dates with Full Original Lineup

Pioneering industrial EBM act Nitzer Ebb, who reformed with their original lineup in 2019, have announced a new series of North American tour dates hitting a slew of major cities throughout the…

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Violent Femmes Announce Reissue of “Why Do Birds Sing?”—Plus Tour Dates with Flogging Molly

In 1981, Gordon Gano, Brian Ritchie, and Victor DeLorenzo crept up on the scene of the American underground with a unique fusion of jittery folk-rock, youthful angst, and a fiery…

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