Obscure Sound — Enthralling with a dynamic prog-rock sound spanning from brightly melodic twangs to nocturnal contemplation, “The Izoku” is a new track from Yomi Ship, a band from Perth, Australia. The release marks the first track from their upcoming debut albu... more info

Obscure Sound — Prudence is the project of Tom Crandles, an Australian session bassist and composer. His Major Tom EP was recorded alone in Margate, Kent, encompassing six enjoyable tracks. Among them is the engaging opener “Smile & Nod,” which ascends from murk... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Taking cues from groups like Slowdive, Pale Saints and The Chameleons, the album is dark, lush and gorgeous, with pounding toms, washes of delayed guitar and ethereal vocals. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — German post-punks Pink Turns Blue originally existed from 1985 to 1994, making darkwave rock that traveled a similar moody path as The Chameleons, The Cure and Clan of Xymox... Continue reading… more info

Obscure Sound — Nostalgia Trap(s) by Video Shoppe Video Shoppe are a post-punk duo from Providence, Rhode Island, whose murky and hypnotic sound impresses on new EP Nostalgia Trap(s). “The Gate” remains murky, though relies on a more shimmering guitar tone, rese... more info

Obscure Sound — Presently based in Canberra, Australia, Vision Division hearken back to post-punk acts like The Chameleons UK and Echo & the Bunnymen in their nonchalant vocal presence, while channeling a contemporary synth-tinged shine akin to Cut Copy. Their new s... more info

The Quietus — The cult post-punk group's drummer has died more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Lever's hard-hitting, intricate, tom-heavy style was essential to The Chameleons' sound. Continue reading… more info

Metalsucks — Featuring Joy Division, The Chameleons, Sisters of Mercy, Bauhaus, A Flock of Seagulls and more. The post Guest Playlist: Neige of Alcest’s Favorite Post-Punk Songs appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Popdose — See It Through is the sophomore effort from La Grange, Texas’ The Youngest.  This four piece delivers a crisp, textured, rock driven sound that (to these ears) draw inspiration from the earlier part of the ’80’s – the sound perfected by band... more info