Marc Almond

12 New Songs Out Today

Listen to new songs from Tom Petty, HEALTH, Letters to Cleo, Trevor Horn & Marc Almond (Pat Benatar cover), Dazy, Vastum, Lola Brooke, and more.

Indie Basement (10/20): the week in classic indie, college rock & more

This week: reviews of records by Lost Girls (Jenny Hval), Emma Anderson (Lush), Katie Von Schleicher, Maria BC, Crime & The City Solution, Sleaford Mods, Soft Cell, The Three O’Clock, and more

Tori Amos, Iggy Pop, Toyah & Robert Fripp, and more guest on Trevor Horn's new album 'Echoes' (listen)

Superproduer Trevor Horn and a host of special guest vocalists reinterpret hits from Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Kendrick Lamar, Nirvana and more.

Soft Cell announce 'Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret' deluxe reissue & box set

The Super Deluxe box set features 98 tracks total, 40 of which are previously unreleased, including 12″ versions, demos, b-sides, and more.

Soft Cell playing 'Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret' in full on first North American tour in 20 years

Iconic synthpop duo Soft Cell also just released their first new album in 20 years.

Notable Releases of the Week (5/6)

This week’s Notable Releases include Sharon Van Etten’s most dense, suspenseful album yet, Arcade Fire’s best in years, Bad Bunny’s latest sure-to-be-a-blockbuster, Black Star’s first in 24 years, and more…

Soft Cell share "Bruises on My Illusions" from new album '*Happiness Not Included'

Soft Cell’s first album in 20 years, ‘*Happiness not Included,‘ is out in February.

Soft Cell announce first album in 20 years and 'Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret' 40th anniversary tour

Hear a brief clip of the new album, which is titled *Happiness Not Included, and check out the artwork and tracklist…

Soft Cell recording their first album in 20 years

“I’d say the songs are sounding quite minimal, melodic and bass-driven,“ says Soft Cell co-founder Dave Ball. “I’m really pleased with how it’s coming along, it’s sounding great.”

amazing live videos of Soft Cell, The Chameleons, Blood Orange & more to watch while every show is cancelled

Today’s picks for live videos to watch while you’re home and every show is cancelled include The Chameleons in 1984, Soft Cell during their 2002 reunion, The Sound in 1984, Kate Tempest performing ‘Let Them Eat Chaos’ and more.
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