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Midnight Oil Announce “Gadigal Land”—their First New Song in 17 Years

Midnight Oil have announced the imminent release of “Gadigal Land”, the band’s first new song in 17 years for release this week. The single, which is slotted for release this…

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Sink into the Shadows of the Night with Ötzi’s video for the Introspectively Feminist track “Moths”

Bay-area Anarcho post-punk act Ötzi are riding out these tempestuous times we are all enduring, having to have postponed touring Europe and North America in promotion of their new album…

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LA Deathrockers Deth Crux Return with their video for “Phantom Blood”

Los Angeles deathrock night stalkers Deth Crux have unleashed the haunting video for the album opener “Phantom Blood”, a song culled from the band’s tenebrous and tumultuous debut LP Mutant…

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Catch Up With Ganser, Chicago’s Most Infectious, Prescient, and Scathing Post-Punk Quartet

Just last Friday, Chicago-based post-punk quartet Ganser issued their long-awaited sophomore LP, Just Look at That Sky. The album, issued via Felte, is nine tracks of high octane, art-damaged bliss,…

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Portland-based Avant-garde Synth Duo Xibling Return with more Livestreams in Quarantine

Portland-based synth duo Xibling are a frenzy of unfettered creative energy, that has been hard to contain during this global pandemic. So much so, in fact, that the pair have been…

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Boston-based Coldwave Duo True Faith Defy Deficiencies in their video for “Feel”

Boston-based coldwave duo True Faith have unveiled their video for “Feel”, a brand new single following their self-titled debut cassette EP released last month, heralding their forthcoming first full-length album…

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Atlanta based Synth Artists Space Knife and Picture One cover A Flock of Seagulls

Atlanta based synth artists Space Knife and Picture One have covered 80s new-wave icons Flock of Seagulls on a newly released split EP. Space Knife’s 80’s inspired synth-pop has amassed…

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LA-based EBM Act Damascus Knives Unveil their Francesco Brunotti Directed video for “Meds”

Los Angeles based EBM act Damascus Knives have enlisted the talents of Italian director Francesco Brunotti (3Teeth/Japan Suicide, Wire Spin, AAIMON, Passing, etc) for their visually dark, striking, and seductive…

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Bands

Post-Punk Duo Silky Psyche are “Frazzled” after moving to Berlin

Berlin-based duo Silky Psyche conjure a sound that is reminiscent of triphop, post-punk, and shoegaze experimentations of the mid to late 90s, but tempered with true old school poetic ethos…

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Classic Bands

New Order’s First Gig

On July 30th, 1980 New Order performed their first gig following the demise of Joy Division after the suicide of frontman Ian Curtis. The initial lineup was pared down to…

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