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The Cure’s Show | Watch the Wish era concert that was filmed in July of 1992

On September 13th, 1993, The Cure released the live album Show whose songs were originally recorded over the evenings of July 18th and 19th, 1992, at The Palace of Auburn Hills in Michigan (right…

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Nine more dates added to The Jesus & Mary Chain’s Fall North American tour

The Jesus and Mary Chain have just announced more North American dates to their Damage and Joy tour. Two Canadian dates have been added on October 28th and 29th—before the Creation Records alumni…

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Listen to the visceral Industrial assault of Kollaps’ ‘Sibling Lovers’

Post-Industrialists Kollaps have followed up 2015’s debut EP release Heartworm, with the distorted and throbbing Siblings Lovers LP. The Melbourne based group’s first full length release enlists veteran Damian Coward (Heirs, High…

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Autumns premiere a hypnotic railgun of rhythmic beats with ‘No More Luxury’

‘Keep kicking against the pricks’ Hailing from Derry Northern, Ireland, Christian Donaghey’s electronic music project Autumns is set to release its debut full length record Suffocating Brothers via Scottish experimental…

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Strawberries era bassist to rejoin The Damned for Tony Visconti produced album

UK Punk legends The Damned have been around for 40 years, and they are still one of the best acts around—spanning genres! It has been just announced that they will finally be releasing…

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Martial Canterel premieres the fantastic ‘Giving Up’ from new LP ‘Lost at Sea’

Sean McBride has announced today that he is releasing his new Martial Canterel LP Lost At Sea via Dais Records on September 29th. This is the first new record under the NYC synth…

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Skeleton Hands premiere ‘Gardens’ ahead of release of new album ‘Wake’

“The Dreams of youth are the regrets of maturity” Following up their highly lauded debut album Gone, Skeleton Hands are returning with their sophomore LP Wake. The album was painstakingly recording…

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Depeche Mode forced to cancel gig due to Hurricane

Due to aftermath of Hurricane Irma, Depeche Mode have announced that they have had no choice but to cancel their Wednesday night concert at the MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheater in Tampa,…

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The The to play live again for the first time in 16 years Plus 3-disc ‘Radio Cineola Trilogy’ box set

Matt Johnson is set to perform as The The for the first time since since 2002’s David Bowie-curated Meltdown Festival. So far the only two gigs announced are a headlining…

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Stockholm post-punk project NONN premieres ‘Distracted’ ahead of label showcase in London

After releasing its self titled debut album earlier this year, NONN, the nom de guerre of Christian Eldefors, is preparing for a UK tour that includes a performance at Liverpool Psych Fest. For…

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