Post-Punk.com | The best of 2015
It is close to Oscar time, but who cares when the music of 2015 was far better than the cinema (with the exception of Star Wars, The Martian, and Ex Machina.)…
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Sad Lovers and Giants North American Tour and Pledge Music
[dropcap]One[/dropcap] of my favorite bands to see live, Sad Lovers and Giants, are about to embark on their first ever North American Tour—and I must insist you go see them.…
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The Soft Moon had their equipment and merchandise stolen while performing in Oakland last night
[dropcap]Our[/dropcap] friends at The Soft Moon were robbed while performing in Oakland on January 29th. Their tour had already been financially strained, due to the headliner Killing Joke having to…
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Gucci Goth? 2016 Fashion campaign features Joy Division cover by minimal band Alive She Died
[dropcap]Gucci[/dropcap] goes Goth? Maybe, minus the Kung Fu and Gangsta city of the former “Gucci Goth” now known as Black Black Gold, but certainly leaving in the Hippie part. Not…
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The Mission 30th Anniversary Tour
[dropcap]Ex[/dropcap] Sisters and Husseys, time to break out your hats and sunglasses, as The Mission are embarking on their 30th Anniversary tour. Details Below: “30 bloody years! Who would’ve thought…
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Killing Joke premiere video for the track “Euphoria”
[dropcap]Killing[/dropcap] Joke have released a video for their track Euphoria. from their 2015 album Pylon – the follow-up to 2012’s MMXII, and one of the best albums to come out last year. The…
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Cocteau Twins’ Elizabeth Fraser composes soundtrack for H.G. Wells series
[dropcap]Cocteau[/dropcap] Twins singer Elizabeth Fraser and her husband Damon Reece (Spiritualized, Lupine Howl) have composed the music for Sky Arts’ new drama series The Nightmare Worlds Of HG Wells. This…
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Peter Hook and The Light 2016 North American Substance tour announced
[dropcap]Peter[/dropcap] Hook and the Light will be performing New Order and Joy Division‘s each Substance compilations on a North American tour next beginning next fall. Read more at Rolling Stone Peter Hook…
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David Bowie | Low
On January 14th, 1977, David Bowie released his 11th studio album Low, the followup to 1976’s Station to Station. Low, whose working title was New Music Night and Day, was originally penned as…
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Esplendor Geométrico to play first ever U.S. shows in May
[dropcap]The[/dropcap] Spanish industrial band Esplendor Geométrico will finally perform in the United States on Memorial Day weekend this May in Los Angeles and New York City. This may very well be…
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