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Gary Numan Announces “The Singles Collection 1978-1983” Vinyl Box Set

Music pioneer Gary Numan first put his stamp on electronic music history in the late 1970s. His achievements over his four-decade career (and counting) are remarkable for an artist who…

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Oakland Dark Industrial-Synth Act VIO\ATOR Announces New LP

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The first time I saw Oakland’s VIO\ATOR, I had no idea what to expect—I had never heard the project before, but the act was in a lineup of other bands…

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Gary Numan Critiques Religion Distracting us from Climate Change in “Saints and Liars”

Gary Numan has unveiled another video in promotion of his eighteenth studio outing Intruder, an album series of conceptual works that continues exploring the theme of a ravaged planet. In…

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Dark Electronic Music Artist KANGA Weaves a Romantic Daydream Between two Lovers in “Moscow”

In your words it’s not a race, But you left an empty space Los Angeles electronica chanteuse KANGA has a new 12-track album in the works. You and I Will Never Die, due out…

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Gary Numan, La Roux, and Killing Joke Among Artists Featured In The Problem of Leisure: A Celebration of Andy Gill and Gang of Four

Gang of Four inspired countless artists over their four-decade career, from guitar playing styles to their fiery political lyrics. Guitarist, composer, and producer Andy Gill was the only remaining original…

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Gary Numan Announces Release of New Album “Intruder”

“If Earth could speak, and feel things the way we do, what would it say? How would it feel?” Gary Numan hath returned at last with a “fresh but complementary…

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Berlin Reflections: An Interview with Rock Photographer Heike Schneider Matzigkeit

London/Berlin-based photographer Heike Schneider-Matzigkeit has shot iconic artists including The Cure, The Cramps, Sonic Youth, Echo and the Bunnymen, and Gary Numan. She also documented the last major rock n…

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Members of The Cure, Depeche Mode, Smiths, Banshees, Bauhaus, and more remake The Mission’s “Tower Of Strength” For Covid-19 Relief

As the ravages of Covid-19 doggedly persist, Wayne Hussey (Sisters of Mercy, The Mission) has enlisted help to create a benefit re-recording of The Mission’s Tower of Strength to assist key workers…

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Classic Albums

Gary Numan | The Pleasure Principle

On September 7th, 1979 Gary Numan released his debut solo album The Pleasure Principle. The record was released about six months after Replicas, to which Numan instead of promoting entered…

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Gary Numan | Telekon

On September 5th, 1980 Gary Numan released his second solo album Telekon on Beggars Banquet. Upon its release, the record debuted at the top of the UK Albums Charts making…

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