The Cure | Three Imaginary Boys
On May 8th 1979, The Cure released their debut album, Three Imaginary Boys. The record was a collection of material from the band’s Malice and Easy Cure days playing at…
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Crowdfunders of the World Unite—against Morrissey
[dropcap]Big[/dropcap] Mouth Strikes again, as Morrissey has now bashed crowdfunding: Morrissey is in a weird space at the moment, isn’t he? He’s technically unsigned, but can sell out four consecutive…
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Post-News | March 2015
[dropcap]W[/dropcap]e at Post-Punk.com have launched our first batch of video content and the video above is an experiment in delivering monthly video news recaps. This is a bit of a…
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Watch the documentary “Kraftwerk: Pop Art,” auf Englische
Deutsch oder Englisch? If it’s English, BBC Four has you covered—as last night they aired a 2013 documentary on German electronic-music pioneers Kraftwerk—that besides interviews and other archival material, includes footage of the…
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The more you ignore them… | “Love Bites” A Documentary about Morrissey fans from 1995
Morrissey’s fans worship him even more so than he worships James Dean—whose fanclub HE was president of. “Love Bites,” a 38-minute documentary about the former-Smiths frontman’s fanclub from 1995, filmed…
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Silence, Sea, and Sky | An interview with Mark Burgess of The Chameleons
Many bands out there can be considered underrated, especially quite a few Post-Punk bands. The Chameleons however, are criminally underrated. They are a band whose quality of music goes toe…
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The Origin of Gothic Rock | UKDECAY & BAUHAUS
Mathew Hudson from ITV Anglia News did a charming Halloween piece on Bauhaus and UK Decay— the origins of the Gothic Rock genre in neighboring towns Luton and Northampton. Featured in the segment…
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News from the Haus of Bau
It’s October. Tis’ the season of the Godfathers of Goth, as the Bauhaus albums “In the Flat Field”, “Mask”, and “The Sky’s Gone Out” were all released this month over…
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Dark and Electric | A Chat with Sixth June
One of the best local Berlin bands along with The KVB and Keluar is definitely Sixth June. Featuring the criminally handsome Laslo Antal on synths, and the stunningly gorgeous Lidija Andonov on…
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