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The Soft Moon’s Matteo Vallicelli premieres his video for ‘Giungla Elettrica’

[dropcap]Ahead [/dropcap]of the release of his debut solo record Primo, Matteo Vallicelli—an Italian drummer and composer who is best known for being the live drummer of The Soft Moon, and Death…

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Human Leather take a trip to San Junipero with the premiere of ‘Astral Pain’

[dropcap]There[/dropcap] is a heavenly nostalgia in the neon-pop of Salt Lake City’s Human Leather—nostalgia that binds together an electric pink and blue Trapper Keeper’s worth influences that is refreshingly not…

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Tourdates

Slowdive announce tour dates beginning this May

[dropcap]Following[/dropcap] the release of their first new material since 1995’s Pygmalion via new song Star Roving, Slowdive have announced US tour dates that begin this May. The dates stateside are…

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Tourdates

Interpol announce ‘Turn On the Bright Lights’ tour for 2017

[dropcap]New[/dropcap] York post-punk revival act Interpol have announced a new tour to celebrate the 15th anniversary of their 2002 debut album, Turn On the Bright Lights. The tour will see the band—Paul…

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X-Mal Deutschland inspired runway show at Berlin Fashion Week

Fashion designer Julia Seeman has shown her love for German post-punk band X-mal Deutschland in her latest runway show at Berlin Fashion Week. One of the dresses is even inspired…

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Song Premiere

The Soft Moon’s Matteo Vallicelli premieres his video for ‘Giungla Elettrica’

Human Leather take a trip to San Junipero with the premiere of ‘Astral Pain’

Slowdive announce tour dates beginning this May

Interpol announce ‘Turn On the Bright Lights’ tour for 2017

X-Mal Deutschland inspired runway show at Berlin Fashion Week

Azar Swan lament “This is Not America” through their versions of songs by lost heroes Bowie and Leonard Cohen

William Maybelline’s Qual returns with ‘Cupio Dissolvi’

Muuy Biien premiere ‘Moral Compass’

Big Hair, Fishnets, and Eyeliner | A Gallery of 80’s Goth and Deathrock Culture Part II

Holygram generates a dreamlike fugue in their video for ‘Still There’