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Record Review: Berlin’s Pigeon Effectively Strike At The Heart Of Post-Punk
Pigeon: Pigeon DL/LP [2018] / Gaping Couches Ex Pressure Step Nizza Tiny Rail Lower Kinn Plunge This turned up in my inbox a little while back and anyone who enjoys the bold Post-Punk sound we love will find a lot … Continue reading
REDUX: A Thousand Number One Albums In The UK
November 25, 2013 Today on the BBC was a feature examining the thousand albums that have topped the British charts since their point of origin in July 1956. I wondered how many of those best sellers would fall under the … Continue reading
A Thousand Number One Albums In The UK
Today on the BBC was a feature examining the thousand albums that have topped the British charts since their point of origin in July 1956. I wondered how many of those best sellers would fall under the purview of this … Continue reading
REDUX: John McGeoch – Post-Punk MVP
August 31, 2010 It was some time in the mid eighties that I realized that I had every album that John McGeoch ever played on and furthermore, these were among my favorite records ever made. Scotland born, he moved to … Continue reading
Posted in Blast From The Past, Scots Rock
Tagged Armoury Show, John McGeoch, Magazine, P.I.L., Post-Punk, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Visage
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