The Horrors have released their sixth studio album Night Life that was already announced with the string of single released that were released end of last year including "The Silence That Remains". The album is out on Fiction Records and in addition to the band's original line up, it features two new members, Amelia Kidd on keyboards and backing vocals and Jordan Cook on drums. Their latest single is "Ariel" is out now.
Ghost Cop have released a video for the songs "All Souls Day", directed by Sean Dack and Lucy Swope. The song was premiered on the band's Bandcamp page in October 2024.
"Something Missing" is the sole single released by the short-lived 80s act Godot, a project involving among others David Hughes and Martin Cooper, both members of Dalek I Love You. Alongside this single, the band also released an EP titled Extended Player in 1981.
The Glove released their debut single, "Like an Animal," in August 1983. As a side project of Robert Smith from The Cure and Steve Severin from Siouxsie and the Banshees, the project allowed both musicians to take a break from their where they recruited Jeanette Landray to take on lead vocal duties for the song. The band released one-off album, Blue Sunshine, before disbanding, with Smith and Severin returning to their original bands.
The Horrors have released a brand new single titled, "The Silence That Remains". The song will be featured on their sixth studio album Night Life, which is set for release on March 25th 2025.
The Cure have released "Alone", their first single release in 16 years. The song will be featured on their next studio album Songs of the Lost World which is due on November 1st.
Fat White Family has just dropped their fourth studio album, Forgiveness is Yours, via Domino Records. Preceding its release were several singles, such as "Bullet of Dignity" and "What's that You Say." Below is the video for their potential next single, "Work."
The French Minimal wave/Post punk outfit Oto who were formed in 1979 released two singles and one EP back in the 80s. "Anyway" was recorded and released in Paris, in 1984 while their EP Purge and Urge followed two years later in 1986 after which the band disbanded. "Anyway" was reissued in 2022 by Replica records with the original B-sides.
The Popular Sex released their only album, Power of Suggestion, during their brief stint in 1984. Reportedly, the album features tracks recorded from the late 70s up to 1981. It was released by a small Atlanta label called Wild Carbon Software. Here in this feature we would like to present the closing and our favorite track of the album, "This May Say Your Live."
Idles have released their fifth studio album TANGK today. The album release was preceded by three singles, including "Dancer" and "Grace," both released last year. The video for the latter was premiered last week and is a recreation of Coldplay's "Yellow," with Martin singing Idles' song with some AI assistance. Follow the link below for the video.
Workings Men's Club is one of the finest new comer bands to emerge this year. Hailing from Todmorden in West Yorkshire, England, the band were formed in mid-2018 by vocalist/guitarist Sydney Minsky-Sargeant, guitarist Giulia Bonometti, and drummer Jake Bogacki. The band is known for their very unique turbulent post punk sound which draws influences from both the 80's and early 90's. After releasing a single "Bad Blood" heavily influenced by guitar-based post-punk, Working Men's Club signed to Heavenly Records under which they released their self titled debut album. Their lead single "Valley" is where you will certainly feel the 90's influence both in sound and video production.
