Revisiting Dream Pop Past with Pale Saints on ‘The Comforts of Madness’
Straining to be heard over the noise of a 1,000 over-effected electric guitars, are Pale Saints the lost champions of shoegaze?
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Denver’s Weathered Statues Take Listeners to Intersection of Dark Wave and New Wave With “Betrayal” (premiere)
With influences that range from Killing Joke to the Cure, Withered Statues make the familiar new again on new single "Betrayal".
Should Morrissey and Richard Ashcroft Just Give It Up, Already?
The biggest problem with being a faded genius is that nothing he or she ever produces again can be analyzed, critiqued, or appreciated in a vacuum. It all comes in the wake of their prior transcendental music.
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Takes on Death and Loss on ‘Wrong Creatures’
Evocations of death and loss dominate the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and their progressive approach incorporating rock music's history across their career into new album Wrong Creatures.
Steady Dark Grooves: An Interview with the Horrors
Rhys Webb of the Horrors opens up about the process and direction behind their latest album, V, and how they've managed to thrive and stay together through their first decade.
Trailer Trash Tracys – “Siebenkäs” (Singles Going Steady)
Dream pop filtered through a tropical island, Trailer Trash Tracys' latest manages to incorporate plenty of pop hooks into an arrangement that recalls the early '80s.