By gum, we’ve got ourselves a scene. Sure, it’s been . . .
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Released in 1979, Japan’s third album Quiet Life marked a . . .
Every once in a while, recombinant DNA experiments pay off. . . .
I think there’s a neighborhood or damp-in-the-night cobble street in . . .
An assortment of B-sides and rare tracks from the first . . .
The Psychedelic Furs are what you might call a “legacy” . . .
Smoke Fairies play the real folk blues. At first glance, . . .
Originally intended for release on Record Store Day, now that . . .
Who would’ve realistically expected the Psychedelic Furs to serve up . . .
ALA.NI brings starlet presence to misconceived miscellanies in her sophomore . . .
Ben Watt released his first single in 1981, produced by . . .
When we last heard from Comet Gain, the long-running London . . .
Post-punk legends (and Stomp and Stammer favorites) Wire will dialyze . . .
Shakespears Sister is a name that hasn’t occupied our headspace . . .
When last we heard from Bat For Lashes, Natasha Khan . . .
The Mekons mean business this time. You’ll need to rewind . . .
Aging, past-their-prime, English synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys have digitally . . .
Since moving to a woodsy plot of land in Madison . . .
Mumford & Sons are one of the most calculated, trite, . . .
There’s been lots of Kinks news lately, but it’s all . . .
Among other things, Iggy Pop is a masterful raconteur and . . .
