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Early 80s Chicago Post-Punk Outfit The Penthouse Plants Returns with “Dancing in the Dark” and More!

Born on Chicago’s North Side in the early 1980s, The Penthouse Plants were the kind of artful post‑punk curiosity whose reputation rarely drifted beyond city limits. Led by singer‑songwriter John…

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Chilean Artist Diego RQ Releases Brooding Noir Single “The Vamp Who Took Your Name”

Diego RQ’s The Vamp Who Took Your Name arrives straight out of the shadows on a lost Betamax tape found in a thrift-store crypt. A Chilean-born storyteller fluent in the…

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Post‑Punk Poet J. Trafford Collects Two Decades of Lyrics in “Why Is My Heart in My Throat?”

‘Twixt the burning beams glissade I To beneath the kneading, bleeding oak Intoxicated with the thickest liquor (caught in the Wheel of Life’s spokes.) This September marks a new chapter…

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Post-Punk Quartet Raskolnikov Celebrates Ten Years of the Band with “Stockholm” LP

Earthly time may have goneEarthly time may have goneOver and wellYou wished it well Formed in 2015 in Geneva, Switzerland, Raskolnikov has always been more than a name lifted from…

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Dark Synth Pop Duo Teardux Laments the Push-Pull of Modern Love With New Single “All About You”

I’m not gonna play this game Don’t you want all my love? You push then pull away And I know I’m not strong enough The push‑pull of modern romance: arms…

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Beborn Beton’s Stefan Netschio and A State of Flux Debut Video for Cover of Ultravox’s “Dislocation”

The sun was going down one quiet eveningSomeone came into the room while I was half-asleepWe spoke for a while, I couldn’t see his faceLater on when he was gone,…

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Dark Pop Artist Brittany Bindrim Rallies Against the Authoritarian Creep in Video for “Ever So Slowly”

The value of yesterday Guides me still and you’ll obey This bridge is the only way Unless you burn it down Brittany Bindrim slips back into the glow and glare…

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And It Was Night Makes an Eerie Debut with Burton-Esque Dark Synth Pop Single “The Fever”

A prison in a prison Insidious addiction It takes me out of Space and time In The Twilight Zone’s The Fever (1960), Franklin Gibbs arrives in Las Vegas with the…

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Philadelphia Shoegaze Outfit Flatwaves Opens Up a Box of Sugar Coated Memories in Their Video for “Lorraine”

You were a baddie slashing tires But time wore away All your thorns Now I carry all your flowers In times when shadows lengthen and the air quivers with unrest,…

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Erasure’s Andy Bell to Embark on First Solo North American Tour This October

After a triumphant run across the UK and Europe, synthpop chanteur Andy Bell will set foot on North American stages for the first time as a solo artist, beginning October…

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