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Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds album “From Her to Eternity” turns 30

Today, 30 years ago in 1984, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds released their debut, ‘From Her to Eternity,’ featuring the Leonard Cohen cover of “Avalanche”, the single “In the Ghetto”…

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Listen close and don’t be stoned: An interview with Slowdive

In Leipzig, at Wave Gotik Treffen 2014, during an unusual pre-summer heat wave, I interviewed one of my favorite bands of all time: Slowdive. I had never been backstage at Agra…

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Joy Division’s Unknown Pleasures turns 35 years old today

35 years ago today, Joy Division released its legendary debut album “Unknown Pleasures,” featuring “She’s Lost Control,” “New Dawn Fades,” “Shadowplay” and more classics from this watershed work of art.…

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An immersive interview with The KVB on their new EP “Out of Body”

The KVB released their new EP “Out of Body” the other week, and after listening to it about 10 times, each time becoming more enveloped in the layers of sound…

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Vaniish debut with “Memory Work”―Plus interview

From the ashes of Veil Veil Vanish, and tempered through membership in The Soft Moon, and Wax Idols, we are brought a fantastic new project Vaniish. Their debut record…

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4 years ago we lost Lowlife’s Craig Lorentson

Craig Lorentson passed away on June 4th 2010, he was only 44 years old. Craig was the singer for Lowlife, one of the best Post-Punk bands that not enough people have heard…

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The Smiths and Morrissey’s Publishing Rights Up For Grabs

“Morrissey and The Smiths’ 30-year publishing term with Warner-Chappell Music has come to a close, and they’re currently accepting offers from publishing companies.” Whether or not this includes the brand management by…

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The Cure’s festival timeslots are Never Enough: BottleRock pulls the plug on “Why Can’t I Be You?”

Robert Smith didn’t let Caroline Sullivan stop his marathon Cure sets. This past Friday night, the band headlined the BottleRock Festival in Napa Valley, California, where they were given a…

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David J of Bauhaus and Love and Rockets performs “No New Tale To Tell” at a private house party

David J of Bauhaus and Love and Rockets performs “No New Tale To Tell” at a private house party in Springville, Utah, a Kickstarter reward tied to his new album release. Read…

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From the Mouth of a Lion: An Interview with Peter Murphy

Peter Murphy is one of the last “rock star messiahs”. More Ziggy than Bowie and perhaps more alien as well. The Gothic irony of Bauhaus is perhaps as misunderstood as…

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