Pulp to Return for “More” North American Tour Dates
“If you thought last Fall was good, wait for this one!” says Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker. “You deserve more—and we’ve got More. More than you could imagine…….” More is fast…
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Chameleons to Embark on North American Tour This Spring with Twin Tribes and Psychedelic Furs
The Chameleons, known for their ability to transform like the shapeshifters of post-punk’s past and present, seamlessly navigate between different decades, shedding their old identities and avoiding stagnation. With their 2024…
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French Dark Synth Duo Lovataraxx Debuts Ominous and Obscure Video for “Zerrissen”
French duo Lovataraxx came into being in 2013 while crossing the Williamsburg Bridge, the structure’s lacy pink and grey girders offering both a literal and emotional frame for what was…
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Avant-Garde Art-Pop Artist Black Dahlia Celebrates Anniversary of “Bodyguard” Single With Vinyl Release
Black Dahlia, an avant-garde artist navigating between Britain and Australia, cuts a singular figure in experimental art rock. Deeply rooted in theatre and dance, her performances blend jazz-inflected intricacies and…
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Seattle Artist Hot Hail! Releases Smoldering Synth-Pop Single “My Own Private Weimar”
Tears for the present, tears for the past The future is uncertain so we smoke another pack And we pick apart the details as we dance around the beast Sweating…
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Holy Water Fires Off a Barrage Doom-laden Post-Punk With “Artillery Shot”
Holy Water, the alternative post-punk project helmed by Dutch-born artist and drafter Jasper den Hartigh, has taken root in Austin, Texas, where it continues to evolve alongside longtime collaborators Andrew…
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The Cure Announces “Mixes of a Lost World” Remix Album
To celebrate his 66th birthday, Robert Smith bestowed a special gift upon fans: Re-Cursion. The Cure have unveiled Mixes of a Lost World, a sprawling remix album that reinterprets last year’s Songs of…
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Chicago’s The Children’s Crusade Honors Industrial Icons Ministry With Zealous Cover of “Deity”
Let’s prayTo TV divinityHe covets meDeity Deity, one of the more combustible tracks from Ministry’s 1988 album The Land of Rape and Honey, does not so much play as it…
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Polish Noise Rock Outfit Undergone Unveils Their Unraveling Ode to Grief, “Falling Apart”
Life is now falling apart Throwing every word on wind Keep my thoughts in my own shrine Body and soul don’t feel right At first, it is soft; a notion,…
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Tears for the Dying Release Fierce Deathrock Cover of Suzi’s Sabotage’s Powerful Anti-Fascist Anthem, “Nazi Goth’s…”
Take out the fascist trash Their symbols will burn to ash Enough is enough Georgia’s Tears for the Dying rise from the red clay and black velvet of the American…
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