post-punk

Pop. 1280 Paradise

Pop. 1280 : Paradise

The Brooklyn noise rock outfit trades some of their guitar noise for a more synth-heavy approach.

Protomartyr : Under Color of Official Right

Detroit post-punks offer darkness and humor, but mostly a lot of sinister melodies on their sophomore album.

Chelsea Wolfe Pain is Beauty review

Chelsea Wolfe : Pain Is Beauty

For her fourth album of dark art-pop, the LA artist marries electronics to crushing doom for her best set of songs yet.

Killing Joke singles collection

Killing Joke : The Singles Collection — 1979-2012

UK post-punk titans reveal three decades of venom and power on their new double-disc singles comp.

Savages Silence Yourself review

Savages : Silence Yourself

On their debut album, the UK’s Savages cut through the noise and go for the jugular.

The Soft Moon Zeros review

The Soft Moon : Zeros

The man who wasn’t there.

Joy Division

The 90-Minute Guide: Post-Punk

Twenty-four tracks of agitated glory from one of music’s most inspired eras.

Young Marble Giants Colossal Youth review

Young Marble Giants : Colossal Youth & Collected Works

Post-punk innovators get three discs of reissued goodness.