Profile Archives — Post-Punk.com

Legendary Producer Mark Reeder Talks New Collaborations, World History, and Quarantine In Exclusive Interview

Mark Reeder’s icy-blue eyes have seen it all. The legendary Factory Records musician and producer talked with Post-Punk.com about his new track Children of Nature, the title track of a…

View Post

The Cool Greenhouse Reaps What It Sows

Well they say that we might all have dirty glasses Like they said Trojan horse would be forgotten But we represent a different platform Dispossessed pinko middle classes Who have…

View Post

Eve Minor Manifests Her Destiny With “Ashes”

One of the more unique artists emerging from New York City is alternative gothic beauty, “punk brat,” and multidisciplinary artist Eve Minor. Minor hits the UK Hot 100 iTunes charts…

View Post

Cult band Rudimentary Peni announces first new 7″ in over a decade

Reclusive cult band Rudimentary Peni, notable for having fans across (and exerting a strong influence over) the deathrock and anarcho-punk genres, will release their first new 7″ in many, many…

View Post

Oakland Deathrockers Mystic Priestess Unveil Powerful New Single – “Smoke and Mirrors”

Oakland deathrock quintet Mystic Priestess have come forward with a rousing and powerful new track, “Smoke and Mirrors,” a foretaste of their upcoming EP, “Part Time Punk Sessions.” The Part-Time…

View Post

Happy Birthday Genesis Breyer-P. Orridge

If we had to come up with one person spontaneously that had and still has a lasting and paradigm shifting influence on music since the late 70s/early 80s, it would…

View Post

Esplendor Geométrico to play first ever U.S. shows in May

[dropcap]The[/dropcap] Spanish industrial band Esplendor Geométrico will finally perform in the United States on Memorial Day weekend this May in Los Angeles and New York City. This may very well be…

View Post

Wire: Legacy and influence | See them perform live in Berlin Nov. 22, 2015

[dropcap]Post [/dropcap]Punk is nearly 40 years old as of 2016. This underground movement from the late seventies to the early 80s returned to glory when bands like Interpol openly embraced…

View Post

Profile

The Secret Origin of Dead Can Dance

The video above is from the band Marching Girls, a band that was originally from New Zealand called The Scavengers—who would later relocate to Melbourne after recruiting Singer/Bassist “Ronnie Recent”…

View Post

Profile

Dark and Electric | A Chat with Sixth June

One of the best local Berlin bands along with The KVB and Keluar is definitely Sixth June. Featuring the criminally handsome Laslo Antal on synths, and the stunningly gorgeous Lidija Andonov on…

View Post