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Artists to See at Grauzone Festival’s 10th Anniversary

The international post-punk festival Grauzone, held in The Netherlands, is about to celebrate its tenth year and features one of its best lineups yet. From Friday to Sunday, starting on…

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Siberian Post-Punk Outfit Ploho Debut New Single “Магнитофон”

“Times change, people come and go, and only the tape of your favorite music is always with you. Let the music go on.” Post-punk outfit Ploho (Russian for “bad”) find…

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Russian Post-Punk Outfit Ploho Wander The Streets in Video for First German Song “Plattenbauten”

Steps on stairs of cold concrete That’s how you live until you break Russian post-punk trio Ploho release their first-ever German-language track, “Plattenbauten”, a translation and re-recording of the band’s…

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Watch Russian Post-Punk Outfit Ploho Cover Би-2’s “I Don’t Trust Anyone”

Russian post-punk outfit Ploho’s Phantom Feelings was one of our choices for the best albums of 2021. Now the Novosibirsk-based trio return with their video for “I Don’t Trust Anyone”,…

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Post-Punk.com Best of 2021

In the second year of a global pandemic, there were several themes prevalent in music, but most of all sincerity and earnestness seemingly took the center stage. During the transitional…

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Berlin-Based Experimental Drone Trio Zeug’s Dark and Atmospheric EP “Womb”

All great ends lead to the birth of something new, and so, in the spring of 2020, right in the beginning of pandemic in Europe, Berlin-based drone trio zeug had a…

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Russian Post-Punk Trio PLOHO Debut Short Film About Growing Up in the 2000s Called “Nulevyye”

Ploho hail from Novosibirsk, Siberia, Russia, where the average temperature in January clocks in at two degrees Fahrenheit. This inherent iciness freezes its way into a cold, wistful element of…

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Album of the Month: Listen to Russian Post-Punk Trio Ploho’s “Phantom Feelings”

Ahead of the release of their new album “Фантомные Чувства”, (which translates into the title Phantom Feelings), Russian trio Ploho, have provided us with an exclusive stream of their fantastic collection…

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Russian Post-Punk Trio Ploho Debut Video for Sorrowful Breakup Song “Прости”

Russian Post-Punk trio Ploho debut the video for “Прости (Sorry)”, a track from their forthcoming new album Фантомные Чувства, which translates from Russian into the title Phantom Feelings. The song is driven…

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An Introduction to Post-Soviet Post-Punk with Ploho and Molchat Doma

“I grew up in a small town near the Northern capital of Russia. The atmosphere, actually, was gloomy. The power in the city was held in the hands of bandit…

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