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Ian Curtis’ home to become Joy Division museum after all | UPDATE

[dropcap]After[/dropcap] the recent Indiegogo campaign failed to make traction, another fan—musician and entrepreneur Hadar Goldman, has purchased Ian Curtis’ Barton Street home at its asking price of £115,000, plus £75,000…

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Qual | O’ Ornate Spade (Video Premiere)

[dropcap]Enjoy[/dropcap] the latest video from Qual, the solo project of William Maybeline, bassist and singer from Lebanon Hanover from which he has garnered quite a following for his compositions of coldwave/goth oriented…

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MOTH | Singles and Demos (Exclusive streaming)

[dropcap]MOTH[/dropcap], are one of my personal favorites on Mass Media records. They are a fantastic 4-piece synth/post-punk band from Copenhagen, Denmark (Sidenote: It’s eerie how many great Danish Post-Punk bands…

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Horror Vacui release a second pressing of “Return of the Empire”

Italo-Deathrock heroes Horror Vacui have just returned with their aptly titled second LP RETURN OF THE EMPIRE, a pleasing mixture of Metal elements, (Post) Punk structures as well as (Death) Rock…

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John Lydon thinks ‘What The World Needs Now…’ is a new PiL to swallow

[dropcap]Public[/dropcap] Image Ltd. will release their 10th studio album later this year. This follows frontman John Lydon publishing his second autobiography Anger Is An Energy last year. Due out on September…

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The Creatures | Feast

On May 15th, 1983, Feast the debut album by The Creatures was released. The project comprised of both Siouxsie Sioux and Budgie of Siouxsie and the Banshees, who had released their Wild Things EP…

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Actors | Let it Grow (Video Premiere)

[dropcap]Post-Pop[/dropcap] Canadian quintet ACTORS have premiered an erotogenic peepshow in the video for their single ‘Let It Grow’. The short film is an exploration in the intimacy and vulnerability found in…

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Nine Inch Nail’s “Head Like A Hole” Has Its Origins with Ministry

Back in 1990, Ministry’s Al Jourgensen debuted his 1000 Homo DJs and released a cover of Black Sabbath’s “Supernaut”, and at the time rumours flew around that the track featured Nine Inch…

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Tourdates

Echo and The Bunnymen add 4 more US tourdates in September UPDATE: Playing Riot Fest in Chicago and Toronto

[dropcap]Echo[/dropcap] and the Bunnymen have announced the addition of 4 new U.S. tour dates this September, making 8 dates in total (so far). This includes their 4 previously announced August shows.…

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New Order | Low-Life

Low-Life, New Order’s third studio album was released on May 13th, 1985. Featuring all the band members on the adjustable cover (with drummer Stephen Morris set as the default), the album completes…

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