‘Warm Leatherette’ and the synthpop road to Mute records
Now one of the most recognised independent labels, Daniel Miller's Mute Records was formed off the back of a pioneering synthpop single 'Warm Leatherette'.
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1977 was the supposedly the year punk killed prog. The truth is very different
In all of the interminable books, memoirs, articles and TV documentaries contemplating punk rock, there’s one thing they all ...
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10 Forgotten Pop-Punk Bands Who Deserve To Be Better Remembered
Not every band can reach Blink 182 levels of super stardom, but these pop-punk bands deserve to be treated better.
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Pop 2000 Tour to stop at Hard Rock Live
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa will welcome iconic early 2000s boy band artists with the Pop 2000 Tour at 8 p.m. on Thursday, ...
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Book review: When Beijing’s indie rock hit its peak
Just a year later, in 2007, that same festival hosted the New York Dolls, Public Enemy, Nine Inch Nails and Marky Ramone. The ...
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45 Years Later: Ramones Get Phil Spector Sound Treatment With ‘End Of The Century’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Realistically, it was inevitable New York City's Ramones would eventually work with famed producer Phil Spector. After all, ...
Something in the Way Fest 2025: Live updates from Roadrunner
The two-day event at Roadrunner kicked off Saturday, with Great Grandpa and Balance and Composure being among the notable Day ...