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Swedish Goth Rock Act Then Comes Silence Questions Blind Obedience “In Your Name”

Swedish goth rock and post-punk stalwarts Then Comes Silence have produced their best album to date with Machine, an excellent curation of eleven songs exploring themes of death, Feminism, politics, solidarity in…

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German Post-Punk Trio Tausend Augen Shine in Silver with Their “Mana Mana” Melting Butter Session

German post-punk trio Tausend Augen (translated as Thousand Eyes) shine in silver with their performance of “Mana Mana”, filmed live at RAMA Sound in Mannheim, Germany. With their music, Tausend Augen…

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Don’t Get Lemon Debut Video for Bedroom Synth-pop Track “Motion With No Name”

Texas synth-pop/post-punk act Don’t Get Lemon debut their video for “Motion With No Name”, a track featured on their new EP “Forward Not Forgetting”, set for release on cassette in early…

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The Caustic Industrial-Punk Techno of J. De Sosa’s “Burning Idols”

Los Angeles based musician J. De Sosa presents a new selection of brutalizing rhythmic noise and punk techno: Burning Idols, out today on Pearsoll Peak. The new album features thrashing percussion, caustic…

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See You Shine: Cult-Favorite Shoegaze Revival Band Alcian Blue Reissue Pioneering EP Material

While the early 2000s enjoyed its fair share of post-punk revival projects, equally exciting things were happening in adjacent spheres. Shoegaze in particular seemed to thrive, while some might even…

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Gary Numan, La Roux, and Killing Joke Among Artists Featured In The Problem of Leisure: A Celebration of Andy Gill and Gang of Four

Gang of Four inspired countless artists over their four-decade career, from guitar playing styles to their fiery political lyrics. Guitarist, composer, and producer Andy Gill was the only remaining original…

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Sci-Fi Lore Turned Reality: An Interview with Rhys Fulber of Front Line Assembly

Nearly thirty years to the day, Front Line Assembly released the 12″ single for their song “Virus” on Wax Trax! Records. The track—with a thick bass line, synth strings that…

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Obituary

Sylvain Sylvain, Guitarist For The New York Dolls, Dead At 69

After a two and a half year long battle with cancer, New York Dolls guitarist Sylvain Sylvain passed away on Wednesday. He was 69 years old. His longtime friend Lenny…

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Snuff Pop Act Patriarchy Collaborates with Geneva Jacuzzi in the Remix Video for “I Don’t Want to Die”

Los Angeles snuff pop queen, Patriarchy, is back from a brush with Thanatos himself with Geneva Jacuzzi’s slithering remix of 2017’s I Don’t Want to Die. Originally written with former bandmate…

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Classic Bands

Dead Can Dance’s Lisa Gerrard and Jules Maxwell to Release New Album “Burn” on Atlantic Curve

New year, new beginnings for Dead Can Dance’s Lisa Gerrard and Jules Maxwell. The duo have signed to London’s Atlantic Curve (Schubert Music Europe) and set to release a new…

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