Aquarium Drunkard — One hell of a night in Cleveland. Television played its first out-of-town shows deep in the heart of Ohio in the summer of ’75. The opening band was Rocket From The Tombs, a band that would soon splinter into Pere Ubu and Dead Boys (You can hear th... more info

The Music Fix — Their album 'Carnival of Souls' will be released via Fire Records on 8th September. more info

KEXP Seattle — When it comes to long-lived makers of weird music, Einstürzende Neubauten is a fair match for Pere Ubu. Pere Ubu was founded a couple of years earlier, but as far as I can tell Neubauten has never had an officially inactive period. Pere Ubu is argua... more info

KEXP Seattle — It’s not often that the Review Revue files intersect with what’s going on in the present day, due to the archive-digging nature of this project, but every once in a while we get lucky. This week’s band, Pere Ubu - perhaps one of the longest-liv... more info

Impose Magazine — On, Saturday, September 21st, legendary experimental rock band Pere Ubu played Chicago's The Empty Bottle along with Gargarin. Allison Taish was there to cover the show and had this to say So this show was crazy awesome! South-London producer... more info

Prefix — Music festivals serve different purposes to different people. Some events have ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/photos/hopscotch-festival-day-3-spiritualized-sleep-the-b/ more info

Prefix — Photo gallery of the second day of the Hopscotch Music Festival. Artists featured in the photos include Pere Ubu (with ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/photos/hopscotch-festival-day-2-mikal-cronin-local-native/ more info

Starpulse — Pere Ubu co-founder Tim Wright has died. The bassist passed away on Sunday (04Aug13) from unknown causes, according to The Cleveland Plain Dealer newspaper. Wright helped form the influential O... more info

Said the Gramophone — Pere Ubu - "Thanks" It was so quiet you could hear the plants growing. Stretching their stalks, shuffling their leaves, and sipping their dirt. I would walk past that room, and he'd be watching the tv on mute. That high-pitched... more info

Here Comes The Flood — photo: Harry F Rook Psychedelic garage rock with a dirty organ taking center stage. Bristol quintet The Bad Joke That Ended Well claw their way through eight tracks within half an hour on their self-titled album. These guys sound dirty as fuck, touc... more info