The Lords of the New Church took the punk/new wave types of sounds and combined them with heavy metal influences into a gothic-sounding but very accessible texture. The resulting music is showcased on this compilation disc, which includes tracks from the various LONC albums and some rarities. The group did plenty of cover cuts but made them all their own. In fact, in many cases, the covers really steal the show on this release; particularly "Dance With Me," "Live for Today," and the...   [ read more ]

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Released to coincide with the group's 25th anniversary, the double-disc Rockers finds Lords of the New Church co-founder Brian James back in front of the board "re-mixing, re-imagining and re-working" ten cuts from the seminal post-punk outfit's first three records, Lords of the New Church, Is Nothing Sacred?, and Method to Our Madness -- the second disc features nine live cuts from a 1982 concert. Despite the skepticism fans may feel toward the "re-imagining" portion of the above quot...   [ read more ]

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Los Angeles art-punk pioneers Savage Republic have come roaring out of osbcurity with '1938', their first full-length album of new material in 18 years, hot on the heels of this spring's powerful 'Siam' EP, both on Neurot Records. The new album will be available in November, 2007. Throughout the 80's SR was a deep-underground phenomenon, playing highly unorthodox shows in remote desert locations, abandoned factories, skid-row parking lots and grimy bars across the U.S. and Europe with such luminaries as E...   [ read more ]

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