New Wave
Everett Morton, Drummer Of The Beat, Dies At 71
‘Unlike many drummers, Everett played the whole kit creating a tapestry of rhythm always evident on every Beat track.’
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Features1 year ago‘We Believed In Ourselves’ Charlotte Caffey On ‘The Go-Go’s’ Documentary
Guitarist and songwriter Charlotte Caffey talks getting candid on-screen and her role in the revelatory new Showtime documentary, ‘The Go-Go’s’.
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News1 year ago
The Go-Go’s Documentary Set For Summer Release
Alison Ellwood’s “The Go-Go’s” will air on Showtime beginning 1 August. The band, meanwhile, have cancelled their summer tour dates in light of COVID-19.
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News2 years ago
Morrissey, Blondie, Bauhaus And More To Headline First Cruel World Festival
Morrissey, Bauhaus, Blondie, Echo and the Bunnymen and Devo are set to headline a new post-punk/new wave festival in Southern California called Cruel World.
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News2 years ago
Blondie’s Debbie Harry Announces Autobiography ‘Face It’
“I have led a very full life and couldn’t possibly cover everything in just one volume”
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News3 years agoThe Beat Vocalist Ranking Roger Dies Aged 56
The news arrived a matter of weeks before the scheduled publication of Roger's memoir by Omnibus Press.
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News3 years ago
John Wicks, Co-Founder Of The Records, Dies Aged 65
The co-songwriter of the British power-pop band, best remembered for 'Starry Eyes,' passed away in a Burbank hospice on 7 October.
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News6 years ago
Teenage Kicks In Print, By An Undertone
Michael Bradley, bassist with late 1970s new wavers the Undertones, has his autobiography Teenage Kicks: My Life As An Undertone out via Omnibus this month.
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Features7 years ago
International Bow of the B-52’s
35 years ago today, the international bow of the B-52’s.
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In-Depth8 years ago
A Brand New Wave
Within two short and exciting years of punk, there were rapid changes, as the creative innovators starting experimenting on a worldwide scale.
