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Classic Bands

Post-Punk bassists Peter Hook and Andy Rourke talk Manchester, New Order, The Smiths, and more

Two Post-Punk bassists have appeared in a recent Talkhouse podcast. Old friends and Fellow Mancunians Peter Hook of Joy Division and New Order and Andy Rourke of The Smiths have a 25-minute conversation…

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Watch an assortment of documentaries on The Smiths

Manchester heroes The Smiths were one of the most prolific and critically acclaimed post-punk bands, setting the template for indie-rock for decades to come. despite this—not unlike their local contemporaries…

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The Smiths | Strangeways, Here We Come

Watch a half-hour special interview (above) with host Muriel Gray where she interviews Morrissey about the album. On September 28th, 1987, The Smiths released their fourth and final studio…

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The Smiths | Rank | Watch the full show from October 23rd, 1986

On September 5th 1988 The Smiths released their live album Rank. The album was issued as a contractual obligation and was recorded on 23rd of October 1986 at the National…

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An interview with photographer Kevin Cummins on Joy Division, Morrissey, The Happy Mondays, and more!

Mancunian photographer Kevin Cummins started his career with a amateur shot of David Bowie (wouldn’t be his last), and right out of university took some of the most iconic pictures…

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Morrissey announces World Tour which includes 4 dates in Japan and 5 in Australia

[dropcap]A[/dropcap] world tour is none of your business, unless you are a Morrissey fan. Earlier this year, Moz had announced plans to play one final date in the UK (stop me…

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New Order perform “Singularity” on Late Night with Stephen Colbert

[dropcap]After[/dropcap] performing a phenomenal show at Radio City Music Hall, New Order took to performing on Late Night with Stephen Colbert during the North American leg of their Music Complete…

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Morrissey | Viva Hate

On March 14th 1988, former The Smiths frontman Morrissey released his first solo album Viva Hate, only six months after The Smiths’ terminal album Strangeways, Here We Come. Mozz’ debut…

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Classic Bands

The Smiths | The World Won’t Listen

February could be officially renamed The Smiths celebratory month. The legendary Manchester four-piece might have existed for a very short time span, but nevertheless, their traces in Indie music can…

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Creepy Crawley: The Cure songs reimagined as horror comic covers

Brazilian graphic artist Butcher Billy seems to be a Cure fan—and his fondness of Post Punk and Wave is not exactly a secret, considering his excellent take on Morrissey, This…

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