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Undercover: Post-Punk Fashion inspired by The Talking Heads, Television, and The Jesus and Mary Chain

It’s been a while since the Sex Pistols were actively advertising outfits made by Vivienne Westwood and Malcom McLaren for a certain boutique on King’s Road. Punk was always mostly…

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Cabaret Voltaire to play live for the first time in 20 years

Not since the 90s were Cabaret Voltaire hopes raised to such impetus, and aptly timed given the release of the recent compilation #7885 Electropunk to Technopop. Berlin is definitely the place to…

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Journalist and Music Promoter Annik Honoré has passed away today.

The Belgian Journalist/Music-Promoter Annik Honoré, who had a close intimate relationship with Joy Division singer Ian Curtis, has died at the age of 56 this Thursday, July 3, following a serious…

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The Bubbleman Cometh: An Interview with Daniel Ash

Daniel Ash is a private person and perhaps the most enigmatic of all the members of Love and Rockets and the and the Haus of Bau. Some may look at…

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New Order premieres new song ‘Plastic’

When Bernard Sumner said he wanted to compose more electronic music for the next New Order album, he wasn’t kidding. Last night, Bernard Sumner and Co. opened their short U.S.…

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‘Let’s Peter Out’ Compilaton Review

Sweden’s Peter Out Records has released their second compilation, which is fantastic and well-balanced blend of guitar and synth-wave Post-Punk in 13 tracks from 9 different countries. Standout tracks are…

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Undercover: Post-Punk Fashion inspired by The Talking Heads, Television, and The Jesus and Mary Chain

Cabaret Voltaire to play live for the first time in 20 years

Journalist and Music Promoter Annik Honoré has passed away today.

The Bubbleman Cometh: An Interview with Daniel Ash

New Order premieres new song ‘Plastic’

‘Let’s Peter Out’ Compilaton Review

Happy 55th Birthday Brendan Perry

Long and Slender Fingers-A chat with Skeleton Hands

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