Joan As Police Woman preps ‘Cover Two,’ shares her take on Cass McComb’s “Not the Way”
'Cover Two' also has Joan taking on songs by Prince, Blur, Outkast, The Strokes, Talk Talk, Michael McDonald and more.
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amazing live videos of OutKast, Talk Talk, Death Cab & 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 OutKast in the '90s, Talk Talk in 1986, Death Cab in 2001, and more
The Orielles tell us about what they’re listening to, watching & reading during COVID-19 quarantine
UK band The Orielles, who released Disco Volador in February, tell us about what's keeping them busy during coronavirus quarantine.
Rustin Man (ex Talk Talk) preps new LP & first live shows in 17 years – listen to “Jackie’s Room”
It took 17 years for Rustin Man -- aka Paul Webb of Talk Talk -- to make a second album (2019's Drift Code) but you won't have to wait near as long for the third.
watch members of Ride, Charlatans, Joan as Police Woman & more pay tribute to Talk Talk’s Mark Hollis
A Celebration of Talk Talk and Mark Hollis included members of Talk Talk's touring band and a host of guest vocalists, including Hayden Thorpe (ex Wild Beasts), Tim Burgess (Charlatans), Alexis Taylor (Hot Chip), Joan As Policewoman, My Brightest Diamond, Jane Weaver, Ride's Andy Bell and Mark Gardner...
Mark Hollis’ solo album getting vinyl reissue, remastered at Abbey Road
The late Talk Talk frontman's only solo album is getting a remastered vinyl reissue this fall.
Talk Talk members reuniting for Mark Hollis tribute show
The concert will feature former and original Talk Talk members, and special guests...
Bill’s Indie Basement (3/1): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more
This week: a review of former Go-Betweens co-founder Robert Forster's great new LP ’Inferno,’ early 4AD band Rema-Rema, Talk Talk's transitional album ’The Colour of Spring,’ plus Le SuperHomard and The Stroppies.
Hot Chip touring this spring, playing NYC & L.A.
Hot Chip haven't made an album since 2015's ’Why Make Sense’ but are back in action, having just announced spring tour dates that include a couple in the U.S...
Talk Talk’s Mark Hollis, rest in peace
Read tributes from Slowdive, The The, Fleet Foxes, Broken Social Scene, OMD, Jim James, and more.