Stream Tamara Sky’s nonstop mixtape from The Occult Box
[dropcap]The[/dropcap] Occult is so popular right now that I expect that at any moment to find Zuul in my icebox while Gozer worshipers summon demons up on the roof of…
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The Cure | Three Imaginary Boys
On May 8th 1979, The Cure released their debut album, Three Imaginary Boys. The record was a collection of material from the band’s Malice and Easy Cure days playing at…
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Gothic Pogo Festival celebrates its 10th Anniversary | Headlining are the Legendary Factory Records band Minny Pops
[dropcap]Gothic Pogo Festival[/dropcap] (Also known as Gothic Pogo Party), is one of my favorite oldschool Post-Punk/Deathrock events of all time. Back in 2003 I began to see what the underground music…
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The Cure | “Standing on a Beach” Singles Collection
One of the best post-punk compilations in existence has to be The Cure’s Standing on a Beach singles collection—especially the cassette edition which includes all the B-sides. Standing on a Beach was…
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The Comsat Angels are reissuing their classic albums—from”Waiting for a Miracle” to “Chasing Shadows”
[dropcap]The[/dropcap] Comsat Angels, named after the J. G. Ballard story of the same name, were one of the original UK Post-Punk bands, and they had a prolific career spanning from 1978…
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Echo and The Bunnymen | Ocean Rain
On May 4th 1984, one day before frontman Ian McCulloch’s 25th birthday, Echo & the Bunnymen released their fourth studio album Ocean Rain. Considered by many to be the band’s finest work, Ocean Rain…
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Kraftwerk announce North American Tour this Fall
[dropcap]Kraftwerk[/dropcap] are heading back to the states for another tour featuring their 3-D concert experience, with theater dates across North America. This follows the legendary Electronic group’s residency in Berlin…
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The Cure | Pornography
On May 4th, 1982, The Cure released their fourth studio album, Pornography. The record, brimming with bleak nihilism and dark psychedelia, is often lauded as the band’s best work by many…
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New Order | Power, Corruption & Lies
On May 2, 1983, New Order released their second studio album, Power, Corruption & Lies, through Factory Records. Recorded at Britannia Row Studios in Islington in 1982 and produced by…
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The Video for Joy Division’s “Love Will Tear Us Apart”
Love Will Tear Us Apart, a sardonic and cheeky retort to Neil Sedaka’s “Love Will Keep Us Together,” popularized by Captain and Tennille, filmed its music video on April 28th,…
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