Rolling Stone — With their psychedelic flourishes, suffocated vocals and lyrics featuring love stores about werewolves, ghosts and other creatures of the night, Dead Man’s Bones sound like the demon spawn of the Misfits, Bauhaus and the Zombies. The Los Angeles du... more info

Music is Art — LISTEN: Heavy Cross by Gossip [From the album MUSIC FOR MEN, 2009] Guitarist Brace Paine described this to Spin magazine as “basically like Donna Summer singing a Bauhaus song.” Share & Enjoy: more info

Here Comes The Flood — Love and Rockets are an influential underground gothic rock band that sprang to life after the demise of Bauhaus. They have infulenced a shit load of alternative acts and some of them pay homage to their heroes on New Tales To Tell - A Tribute to L... more info

Rolling Stone — Photograph by Matthew Drazin Trent Reznor began his Wave Goodbye tour in New York, where he played all of The Downward Spiral and was joined onstage by a bat-like Peter Murphy of Bauhaus. Plus, Taylor Swift took the stage in NYC and Them Crooked Vul... more info

Rolling Stone — Photograph by Matthew Drazin Nine Inch Nails played their last ever New York concert last night at Terminal 5, ending a brief four-show run in the Big Apple. At both of their Terminal 5 shows, Trent Reznor and his soon-to-be-unemployed band welcomed ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Peter Murphy makes a grand appearance @ Terminal 5 - 8/26/09 (by trentvanegas) "Whether rising from coffins on-stage, driving a hearse called the "Bauhearse," or appearing in concert as vampires, Bauhaus was one of the establishing acts of the goth..... more info

The Music Fix — News: 'Press eject and give me the tape' was a Bauhaus album. This, however, is just a press release: If you aren't familiar with Blitzen Trapper yet, it's high time you became acquainted. This is, after all, the band that both Wilco and Fleet Foxe... more info

NME — David J will celebrate 'love, death and glory' in LA more info

A show focuses on the many movements within the Bauhaus school and the intense rivalries that raged among many of its artists and architects. more info

The Vinyl Villain — Ah.....the song that invented goth rock.Now I'll be honest, I didn't buy this in August 1979 when it was first released, but I know I had it in my collection by August 1981 as I remember having a heated conversation about it with someone during Fres... more info