On October 11th, 1985, Love and Rockets released their debut LP Seventh Dream of Teenage Heaven.
The album was the first of seven records to be released by the band formed from the ashes of Bauhaus, and named after a popular comic series. Love and Rockets featured Daniel Ash, David J and Kevin Haskins, whose final studio album was 1998′s Lift.
Check out the video for If there’s a Heaven Above, filmed at the infamous Bolton Abbey, known for gracing the cover of The Cure’s 1981 album, Faith.
A new vinyl pressing of Seventh Dream is out on Drastic Plastic Records—order now
Tracklist: Love and Rockets, Seventh Dream of Teenage Heaven
Sarcophagus golden carcass Sarcophagus rigor mortis Drenched in cataclysm and curled in dystopian dread, Qual—William Maybelline’s fierce alter ego—seizes the…
Skin sloughed off Exposed rot Sickness spied Wet, weak eyes Lacerated soul Psychodermatology is a medical field that studies the…
Loving something you shouldn’t is like clutching a live wire—painful, charged, and impossible to release. You know it’s wrong, yet…
In tracing the roots of German-Swiss trio Emily Kinski’s Dead (Oliver Spring, Thomas Kowa, René Ebner), one senses their fierce…
Fighting for my life alone, Begging for a place to call my home I’m standing in my way, Don’t want…
Maybe it’s just me Or the Devil in the trees This silence is raven The fear of breaking out Grief…