Post-punk 227
Beyond the Immediate: An interview with Drahla
A chat with the UK-based post-punk trio about their search for boundless creative expression.
New Order announce live album featuring synthesizer orchestra
Hear a live version of "Sub-Culture".
The Cure announce Pasadena Daydream Festival featuring The Pixies, Deftones, Chelsea Wolfe
Plus Mogwai, Emma Ruth Rundle, Twilight Sad and more.
Killing Joke’s Jaz Coleman announces spoken word “Off On A Tangent” tour dates
"Jaz invites questions about his philosophy, musical endeavours, occult sciences, and views on anything and everything."
Drahla : Useless Coordinates
The UK post-punk trio squeezes groove into atypical places.
Idles share new song “Mercedes Marxist,” announce more tour dates
Shows announced with Preoccupations.
The Cure’s Robert Smith to curate L.A. festival this fall
Plus final Disintegration show being live streamed at the end of the month.
Vaura : Sables
The post-punk MVPs remove the metal from their sound, and it's a stark but still impressive contrast.
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds’ Let Love In is a nimble balance between menace and elegance
An album about the love's darkest moments turns 25.
Rakta : Falha Comum
The Brazilian post-punk band serves up a kind of psychedelic witchery.
Drahla’s “Stimulus for Living” is effortlessly cool noir-wave
A dark, sexy groove of a post-punk song.
Rakta’s “Flor da Pele” is a psychedelic goth nightmare
The Brazilian post-punk band runs wild with dark psychedelia.
The Cure to perform Disintegration in full for its 30th anniversary
Gothic rock heroes to perform their classic album, plus rare b-sides and curated catalog selections.
Album of the Week: Diät – Positive Disintegration
The Australian/German post-punk group emerges from cold storage with a compelling, stellar set of gloom.
Berlin post-punks Diät build a haunting dirge on “We”
A haunted and haunting dirge of gray marble and grime.
FACS’ “In Time” adds pop hooks to their brutalist post-punk
A little less psycho, a little more candy.