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Articles related to "Post Punk"
Indie Rock: Post-punk vs. Post-rock When reading album descriptions or quick reviews, its easy to confuse these two indie genres - and many do. However, they have some considerable differences. indie rock • indie music • post-rock • post-punk • underground rock
Venus in Furs, Streetwalkin' Cheetahs, and other oddities: The Proto-Punks Great underground bands of the late 1960's and early 1970's, such as the Velvet Underground, the Stooges, and the MC5, would greatly influence the sound and the look of post-punk. rock • punk • post-punk • velvet underground • iggy pop
“Joy Division: the greatest rock band of all time? Part 1” Joy Division is one of the most critically acclaimed rock groups of all time. Despite their relatively short career, the band was the most important of the post-punk groups, and their influence on indie and underground rock is both lasting and legendary. Yet they have never been a household name. Who were Joy Division, and why are they so important to rock and roll? music • rock • joy division • ian curtis • factory records
Bauhaus and the Birth of Gothic Rock 21st century goth music in all its permutations had a common root in a vampiric single from the late 1970s. goth rock • deathrock • batcave • love & rockets • post punk
Cookbook Review: Veganomicon Isa Chandra Moskowitz and Terry Hope Romero of Post Punk Kitchen fame have released their third cookbook with 250 all-purpose eggless and dairy-free recipes. veganomicon • vegan cookbooks • vegan recipe book • isa moskowitz • terry romero
Dark Entries that weren't In the late 1980's and early 1990's, the gothic scene was a vibrant circus of visceral rock and roll. We've got your crush with black eyeliner right here. punk • post punk • rock • goth • gothic
Joy Division Documentary Review A new Joy Division documentary discusses the band's powerful music. In addition, the tense dynamic within the band is explored via interviews and archival footage. joy division documentary • joy division movie • joy division ian curtis • joy division tony wilson • joy division unknown pleasures
Joy Division, Part Two Joy Division, at the dawn of the 1980's, was one of the most talented rock bands on the planet. Their demise was as shocking and unexpected as it was disappointing. joy division • ian curtis • closer • still • substance
Test Your Post-Punk IQ Many young bands, from Deftones to Interpol, claim to be influenced by the great artists of post-punk. But what do you really know about the groups of the late 1970s and early 1980s? We've got you covered here, with this post-punk IQ test. joy division • smiths • cure • new order • depeche mode
The 20 Greatest Post-Punk Artists of the 1980s A list of 20 of the greats post-punk artists of the 1980s. greatest post-punk artists • 1980s music • joy division • new order • echo and the bunnymen
The New Faces of Electronic Rock The union of electro-rock and synth pop is producing bands with captivating new sounds and a talent for making us dance. electro-rock • electronic rock • synth pop • electropop • post-punk
The punk era ends; post-punk is born As the 1970's end, the post-punk movement arises from the ashes of punk rock. Armed with a Do It Yourself attitude, the art-damaged music of social unrest and economic uncertainty becomes a viable force. punk • post-punk • rock • 1970's • 1980's
The Smiths vs. Echo and the Bunnymen: Who was better? The Moz or Mac the Mouth? Or more importantly, the Smiths or Echo and the Bunnymen? We examine the critical evidence right here. smiths • morissey • punk • post-punk • echo and the bunnymen
The Varied Fashions of the Gothic Subculture Though the gothic subculture sprang largely from musical movements, the goth look is nearly as important, and can be just as variable as the music. gothic fashion • gothic lolita • steampunk • rivethead • ebm
Days of the New...Who? You’re probably wondering what second-wave grunge band Days of the New are doing in a series featuring post punk. Well, wonder no longer; I’ll explain it all, and how this unlikely band from Louisville, Kentucky invented a whole new genre. days of the new • travis meeks • grunge • progressive rock • tortoise
Known Pleasures: Joy Division's Substance at the end of an era As a companion to the New Order album of the same name from the previous year, the posthumous Joy Division record "Substance" collected singles and rarities from the band’s brief career, including several tracks from their early days, when they were known as Warsaw. joy division • substance • dead souls • autosuggestion • peter hook
Interpol: Joy Division-lite or Post Punk Superstars? They sound more like Yo La Tengo or Luna than Joy Division. So why does everyone keep comparing Interpol to Ian Curtis? We've got the evidence at hand... interpol • joy division • luna • yo la tengo • post punk
The Electro Bands You Ought to Know Electronic rock has been reinvented with each generation, and this year's breakout artists are continuing to raise the bar. electro-rock • electronic rock • synth pop • electropop • post-punk
Grant Hart: Hot CD Waxes Nostagic Grant Hart used to play drums for the fastest punk band alive, Husker Du. Now he raids the 60's for high powered modern mayhem. Hot Wax Is A Happening. modern psychedelia • post-punk • angst rock • independent recording • husker du
Bauhaus, Part Two By the fall of 1982, the post-punk movement was in full swing. As gothic bands delivered new wave records from England to the United States, Bauhaus were trying to break out of the very genre they had created. To do so would involve a groaning creative shift within the band. bauhaus • peter murphy • david j • daniel ash • kevin haskins
Bauhaus, Part One Bauhaus are a towering legend in post punk rock and roll. But the band that invented goth also did far more, much to the chagrin of Peter Murphy's critics...and to the delight of Bauhaus' legion of fans. bauhaus • peter murphy • daniel ash • david j • kevin haskins
Lo-Fi Rock Band, Women Women's self-titled debut album is receiving critical acclaim for their lo-fi, psychedelic music that sounds similar to 1960s Velvet Underground. flemish eye records • lo-fi • psychedelic • 1960s • velvet underground
Psychedelic Furs Reunite For Spring Tour The Psychedelic Furs are back together ten years after breaking up. They're on tour and plan on recording a new album together. psychedelic furs love spit love richard butler pre
Brand New and Glassjaw: Concert Review Following the release of their 4th album, Daisy, Brand New went on tour promoting both new material and a new musical focus which was not unlike their L.I. predecessors. brand new concert review • glassjaw concert review • brand new 11/15 electric factory • glassjaw setlist • brand new setlist
Punk Books A handful of books written about the punk genre that every music fan should add to their collection. punk books • punk music • punk fans • punk 1970's • the ramones
Shot By Both Sides - The Return of Magazine The long-awaited return of post-punk legends Magazine has been a success thanks to sell-out gigs and prime time TV appearances. howard devoto • manchester music • john mcgeogh • later with jools holland • magazine
Godfathers of Gothic, Roots of Goth in the 1970s The musical roots of Goth define the subculture and its love of the dark side. In the 1970s, a handful of bands led the way for this brand of alternative music. gothic • goth • underground music • alternative music • gothic music
Diabetic Cookbooks, Magazines, Websites There is lots of terrific information available online and in print to help diabetics prepare healthy, low-sugar meals. diabetic cookbooks • diabetic magazines • diet • diabetic meal plan • diabetic desserts
Egg Replacement in Baking Eggs can be easily replaced in almost recipe, whether the baker underestimated how many they had in their fridge, or if a vegan dish is desired. egg replacement • egg replacer • vegan baking • egg substitution • recipe substitute egg
The Police Sure, Sting is an arrogant egomaniac who hasn’t made a relevant rock album in years. But when he was with the Police, Sting, Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland were only one of the best rock bands on the planet. rock • new wave • sting • police
Danceable Doom: Sisters Of Mercy Sisters of Mercy took the dark mood of goth and added rich layers of keyboards, creating a new kind of "danceable doom." See how Andrew Eldritch, a bunch of session musicians and a drum machine became one of the greatest and most innovative of post-punk bands. sisters of mercy • andrew eldritch • goth • gothic • dance music
Vegan With A Vengeance Vegan With A Vengeance has been called the vegan "Joy of Cooking". But you don't have to be a vegan to enjoy the delicious and healthy recipes in this cookbook. vegan cookbook review • vegetarian cookbook review • best vegan cookbook • tips for vegan baking • isa chandra moskowitz
Lightweight Heroes and Synth-Pop Ghosts In the aftermath of post-punk, new wave bands experimented with styles like New Romanticsm and dance rock. Although they are all but forgotten now, in the early 1980’s, bands like Thompson Twins, the Fixx, and OMD were a bridge between the DIY/punk movement and the U.K. “acid house” era of the late ‘80’s and early '90's. thompson twins • the fixx • omd • roxy music • david bowie
March 2001's Best New CDs - Part 2 Review of new CDs from Billy Idol, Kleenex/Lilliput, Kudu, Love Tractor, Katt Lowe, Maggi, Pierce & EJ, Semisonic, Toadies, ECW 2: Anarchy Rocks, W.A.S.P. and Wes Hollywood Show review • cd • music • billy idol • kleenex
“Jonathan, Jonathan? We wanna know something.” Jonathan Richman was one of the leading lights of the proto-punk movement. As the leader of the Modern Lovers, Richman hung with the Velvet Underground and Andy Warhol, and made barn-burning Lps with unforgettable, unhinged rockabilly-influenced songs like “Roadrunner” and “She Cracks.” jonathan richman • andy warhol • modern lovers • she cracked • roadrunner
Coachella Music Festival Celebrates First Decade The 2009 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival lineup ranges from eclectic, groundbreaking and more traditional rock, punk, R&B and alternate artists. coachella festival • music festival tickets • california festivals • rock music festivals • coldplay
Cocteau Twins Reunite The '80s band Cocteau Twins are reuniting. cocteau twins record label 4ad • elizabeth fraser lord of the rings soundtrack • simon raymonde producer uk bands the duke spirit a • robin guthrie tour band voilet indiana • instrumental album imperial 2003
Movie Review: Trade From the writer of The Motorcycle Diaries, this uneven movie delves into the sordid world of human trafficking. trade the movie • movie review • movie reviews • film review • film reviews
The Brothers Martin Tooth & Nail Records drops "The Brothers Martin" on January 23rd, a truly joyful collaboration from two prolific songwriters who had the good fortune to be born brothers. the brothers martin • tooth and nail records • jason martin • starflyer 59 • joy electric
Accelerate: The New R.E.M. Album After the relative disappointment of R.E.M.'s last release, 2004's 'Around The Sun', the American trio have hit a fantastic return to form with 2008's 'Accelerate'. r.e.m. accelerate review • rem accelerate • accelerate new r.e.m album • r.e.m. new album review • r.e.m. new record
American Music Club Returns American Music Club's The Golden Age turns down the volume and switches on the late-night reflection on one of the year's best albums. american music club golden age • american music club • golden age • mark eitzel golden age • mark eitzel
Being Vegan Being a Vegan is more than a dietary change, it is a lifestyle choice. Vegans choose not to exploit animals in every aspect of their lives. vegan • vegan lifestyle • vegan food • animal rights • diet
Best Alternative Songs about Work Many songs have been written about the trials and tribulations of thankless jobs. Here are some of those songs that musicians have dedicated to working class heroes. best work songs • songs and alternative music about jobs • songs and music about getting laid off or being fi • songs and music about quitting a job • songs and music about getting a job
Built to Spill is Built to Last Profile of Built To Spill and their CD Ancient Melodies of the Future. built to spill • doug martsch • ancient melodies of the future • tree people • profile
Cinematic Fashion Muses It's no secret that Hollywood has a huge impact on fashion. If you need inspiration, here are five movies to take your wardrobe in a new direction. fashion • wardrobe • costumes • clothing • movies
Concert Ticket Christmas Gift Ideas How better to wow your music loving friends and family this holiday season than with tickets to see their favourite band live? Find the hottest ticket ideas here. gift ideas for music fans • concert ticket gift ideas • concert ticket presents • coldplay concert tickets • killers concert tickets
Cool Kids of Techno Music If Daft Punk, Cassius, et al. were the postmodern electro music makers, mining the 1980s for clicks and beeps, the groups here are (forgive!) post-postmodern. electro music • daft punk • lcd soundsystem • simian mobile disco • the teenagers
Groovin' Bass Divas Catch the groove of the rocking women on bass of the 1980s and 1990s.This is a little history lesson including some of my favorite bass players of the past. female bass players
Isle of Wight Festival 2007 The Isle of Wight Festival has become an annual gathering of old, established and postively new bands. This article focuses on the newcomers at the 2007 event. isle of wight festival • glastonbury • festival • rolling stones • echo and the bunnymen |
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