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Mar 1, 2024 · The no wave scene of New York’s underground is famously diverse and hard to pin down, largely by design. The darker cousin of the city’s blossoming new wave scene, largely characterised by bright colours, a dilution of the punk spirit, and pop sensibilities. No wave, on the other hand, signified a move away from this sense of conformity ...
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Nov 20, 2018 · 7. Adele. "Adele shattered expectations of what an album could mean in the 21st century, going above and beyond all her contemporaries in sales through the sheer force of her voice and her ...
Oct 9, 2017 · The emphatically-named BABY! is a Florida-based pop-punk group helmed by Kaley Honeycutt. Fittingly enough, the eternally-hair-dyed Orlandoan released her debut album Sunny, F . L., at the tail end of summer. The record is a breezy marriage of intimate bedroom pop vocals and delicate shimmering instrumentation.
The duo have recently bought Rosa Vertov online, where they’ve reposted a series of video compilations made up of rare clips of female-fronted 1980s post punk and no wave bands. Drawing on European and American obscurities, with the exception of a few ever-green favourites (The Waitresses, Young Marble Giants) we can safely say we’ve heard ...
