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Tag: Post Punk

Rough Trade Records – RT 45s Boxset Review

Very recently a debut record from a bunch of Chicagoan Generation…wait, what is the latest “Generation”? – anyway – three … More

#GeoffTravis, Cabaret Voltaire, Lifeguard, New Wave, Post Punk, Rough Trade Records – RT 45s Boxset, Stiff Little Fingers, Swell Maps

Lifeguard – Ripped And Torn review

It’s easy to get weary of the music industry’s hype cycle in a “Which fresh set of cheekbones is this” … More

Art Rock, Chicago, Indie, Lifeguard, Post Punk, Ripped and Torn review

Viagra Boys – Viagr Aboys review

Having boldly scoffed at giving their band a suitable for work searchable name, Stockholm’s Viagra Boys have been erm..pricking our … More

Post Punk, Punk, Sebastian Murphy, Viagr Aboys review, Viagra Boys

LA Witch – DOGGOD review

In Britain the old school notion that we invented punk has become firmly rooted (Spoiler: We didn’t). Whilst the fateful … More

DOGGOD review, Gothic, Indie, LA Witch, Post Punk, Punk

Sam Akpro – Evenfall review

Tired and wondering where his professional life was going, Sam Akpro melted all his feelings down into the track Death … More

Dub, Evenfall, Indie, Post Punk, Sam Akpro

Horsegirl – Phonetics On and On review

More than thirty years on it’s still something to raise a smile; during their legendary performance at Reading in 1994, … More

Cate Le Bon, Horsegirl, Indie, Phonetics On and On, Post Punk

Porridge Radio – The Machine Starts To Sing EP review

If parting is such sweet sorrow then that’s why breaking up is hard to do, or something. That may be … More

Dana Margolin, Indie, Porridge Radio, Post Punk, The Machine Starts To Sing EP

Franz Ferdinand – The Human Fear review

It has to be said that the generation of indie bands which emerged at the beginning of the noughties didn’t … More

Alex Kapranos, Franz Ferdinand, Indie, Post Punk, Scottish Music, The Human Fear review

The Fall – Grotesque (After The Gramme) Live review

There are few things worse in life than being told by someone that you just had to be there when … More

Grotesque (After The Gramme) Live, Manchester, Mark E. Smith, Post Punk, The Fall

Gurriers – Come And See review

The old saying was that if you remembered it you probably weren’t there, but a newer adage is that if … More

Come And See review, Dublin, Gurriers, Post Punk, Punk

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