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Berlin Reflections: An Interview with Rock Photographer Heike Schneider Matzigkeit

London/Berlin-based photographer Heike Schneider-Matzigkeit has shot iconic artists including The Cure, The Cramps, Sonic Youth, Echo and the Bunnymen, and Gary Numan. She also documented the last major rock n…

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Keep Driving: On Tour with Boy Harsher + NGHTCRWLR

Tour Diary Pages: February Photos by Jess Garten Words by Sky Madden MINNEAPOLIS TO CHICAGO 4,000 miles. 22 toll booths. -14 degrees Fahrenheit below zero. Two double mattresses. One mushy…

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Rare and Unseen Photos of Bauhaus from 1981

In celebration of the release of Kevin Haskin’s book Bauhaus Undead: The Visual History and Legacy of Bauhaus, we are sharing a photo session recently unearthed by UK photographer Justin Thomas, who did…

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Dark Entries | A Gallery of 80’s Goth and Deathrock Culture III

Make the world Goth again! We at Post-Punk.com share these photo galleries of 80’s Deathrock and Goth not only for the sake of nostalgia—but to highlight the spirit of a…

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Big Hair, Fishnets, and Eyeliner | A Gallery of 80’s Goth and Deathrock Culture Part II

The glorious days of Deathrock and Goth during the 80’s were so visually engaging that they bore many wonderful photographic archives assembled over the past 30 years. The sources of…

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An interview with photographer Kevin Cummins on Joy Division, Morrissey, The Happy Mondays, and more!

Mancunian photographer Kevin Cummins started his career with a amateur shot of David Bowie (wouldn’t be his last), and right out of university took some of the most iconic pictures…

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Oldschool Gothic | A Gallery of 80’s Goth and Deathrock Culture

Back in the 80’s, before the era of Hot Topic, or Cybergoth, The Batcave and Deathrock look was new—and much more commonplace in North American and Europe than it is today.…

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Propaganda Magazine’s New York City

When thinking of the goth subculture, is it not the black and white photographs of Propaganda Magazine that come to mind? As the most successful subcultural magazine to date, which…

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1984 NYC Goth and Post-Punk | Photo gallery from the archives of Greg Fasolino

Greg Fasolino is someone you may or may not have heard of—but he is one of the foremost Goth and Post-Punk historians in the world. As a New York City…

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