XTC’s Andy Partridge debuts new trio The 3 Clubmen — hear first single “Aviatrix”
XTC founder Andy Partridge has a new musical project, a trio called The 3 Clubmen that debuted its first single this week, a song called “Aviatrix.”
XTC founder Andy Partridge has a new musical project, a trio called The 3 Clubmen that debuted its first single this week, a song called “Aviatrix.”
Garbage included an unreleased cover of the Siouxsie and the Banshees classic “Cities in Dust” on the Witness To Your Love EP released last weekend for Record Store Day.
The Beggars Arkive label continues its Love and Rockets reissue series with a new compilation called My Dark Twin that’s being billed as a companion to Sweet F.A.
Bob Mould returns to the road with a trio of special appearances in August and September followed by a 16-date solo-electric tour.
Siouxsie today announced she’ll play her first concert in London in more than a decade, expanding to 15 the number of shows she’ll perform this year.
The Cure today once again expanded its Shows of a Lost World 2023 tour in North America, adding what Robert Smith called “one last extra show.”
U2 this morning announced a five-date run in September and October for its “U2:UV Achtung Baby Live at the Sphere,” concerts that will spotlight the band’s 1991 classic.
Michael Stipe has released a handful of new songs over the last few years, and he adds to that small but growing collection of solo material with “Give Me a Hand.”
The New Pornographers are out promoting their brand-new album Continue As a Guest and recently stopped by the studios of Sirius XM satellite radio.
Wax Trax! Records will release an expanded reissue of Revolting Cocks and Ministry singer Chris Connelly’s 1992 solo album Phenobarb Bambalam on CD and vinyl.
The Damned this week released brand-new single “You’re Gonna Realise” ahead of both the arrival of the punk legends’ 12th studio album Darkadelic.
Mark Stewart, the musical agitator and yelping frontman of the wildly innovative, dub-infused post-punk act The Pop Group, died Friday.
Devo co-founder Gerald V. Casale today commemorated the 50th anniversary of the art-pop legends’ first-ever gig — April 18, 1973, at Kent State University’s Creative Arts Festival.