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O/V/R provide a tense and percussive remix the Ø [Phase] track “R-Mash”

[dropcap]James[/dropcap] Ruskin, co-founder of the label The London-based Blueprint Records, and UK Techno veteran Karl O’Connor, a.k.a. Regis, have done remix of a Ø [Phase] track through their O/V/R project. The source…

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Caroline Crawley of Shelleyan Orphan and This Mortal Coil has passed away

[dropcap]S[/dropcap]adly—Caroline Crawley, who was one half the duo Shelleyan Orphan—has passed away after a long illness. No further details of her death and illness have been made public. Crawley formed…

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Depeche Mode | Speak and Spell

On October 5th, 1981, Depeche Mode released their debut LP Speak and Spell—their only full-length album featuring Vince Clark in the band, who would later go on to form Yazoo…

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An interview with the influential Drew McDowall at Berlin Atonal | Plus remix of Croatian Amor’s ‘Love Means Taking Action’

[dropcap]Drew[/dropcap] McDowall has been gaining momentum after a decade of hiatus. Both his latest release Collapse (2015) and the two releases as Compound Eye – which he formed together with…

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The Second Wave | An Interview on German Gothic Rock and Post-Punk of the late 80s and early 90s

[dropcap]We[/dropcap] interviewed journalist, promoter, and music aficionado Thomas Thyssen on his curation of the fantastic compilation The Second Wave, a compendium which features German Gothic Rock and Post-Punk of the lates…

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Video Premiere

Time Traveler showcases a dark Science Fiction narrative in his video for “Stardust”

[dropcap]Listening[/dropcap] to the new LP from Michele Pinna under his alter ego—Time Traveler, I personally can’t help but think of Frank Herbert’s Dune, especially as I’m Made of Stars / Journal takes inspiration…

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New Order | Brotherhood

On September 29th, 1986, New Order released their fourth studio album Brotherhood. The album features one of the band’s most popular singles “Bizarre Love Triangle”, as well as “State of…

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Mystery Clock could mean new Depeche Mode album officially announced in October

[dropcap]A[/dropcap] mystery clock on the Depeche Mode official website is counting down to something big to be revealed on October 11th. Dave Gahan and Martin Gore has been talking about their…

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The Smiths | Strangeways, Here We Come

Watch a half-hour special interview (above) with host Muriel Gray where she interviews Morrissey about the album. On September 28th, 1987, The Smiths released their fourth and final studio…

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Depeche Mode | Music for the Masses

On September 28th, 1987, Depeche Mode released their sixth studio album Music For The Masses—an album whose title was a tongue in cheek joke that was also reflected on the…

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