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Classic Post-Punk Act Getting The Fear to Release “Death Is Bigger: 1984-1985”

The earth is still beneath my feet, I start to sink to lose myself Friends and lovers stand around unconcerned, their eyes in flames. England’s ‘pleasant pastures green’ were rife…

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Industrial Music Legend Genesis Breyer P-Orridge diagnosed with Leukemia

Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, co-founder of Throbbing Gristle, Psychic TV, Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth, and the person who coined the term Industrial Music has announced that s/he has been diagnosed with Chronic Myelomonocytic…

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Watch a full Throbbing Gristle concert from 1981 | Plus—A Message From The Temple

[dropcap]A[/dropcap] decade ago, Mute collaborated with Industrial Records to release TGV—The video archive of Throbbing Gristle, a limited edition release of 200, featuring 64 page hardcover book and slipcover. DVD…

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An interview with the influential Drew McDowall at Berlin Atonal | Plus remix of Croatian Amor’s ‘Love Means Taking Action’

[dropcap]Drew[/dropcap] McDowall has been gaining momentum after a decade of hiatus. Both his latest release Collapse (2015) and the two releases as Compound Eye – which he formed together with…

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Psychic TV | See a mindblowing performance in Manchester from 1983

[dropcap]Genesis[/dropcap] P. Orridge’s journey with Throbbing Gristle ended in 1981, but arguably, the new paths he chose to wander on were not less pleasant or influential. The uproar after Psychic…

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Happy Birthday Genesis Breyer-P. Orridge

If we had to come up with one person spontaneously that had and still has a lasting and paradigm shifting influence on music since the late 70s/early 80s, it would…

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Remember the time that Coil’s John Balance interviewed Eyeless in Gaza?

[dropcap]Before[/dropcap] joining with his partner Peter “Sleazy” Christopherson in Psychic TV and Coil, noted composer of psychedelic dreamscrapes, John Balance, worked under several other several other nom du guerres, including Stabmental,…

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Nine Inch Nail’s “Head Like A Hole” Has Its Origins with Ministry

Back in 1990, Ministry’s Al Jourgensen debuted his 1000 Homo DJs and released a cover of Black Sabbath’s “Supernaut”, and at the time rumours flew around that the track featured Nine Inch…

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Album Streaming

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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