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#AlternateFridayMusic
Sept 25 2026
The prompt is #bleakComsat Angels, “Restless” from Sleep No More (1981)
After punk music, and specifically UK punk, burned everything down, a stripped down, sometimes dark post-punk sound began moving across the landscape. Certainly Joy Division would be an easy choice here, but I’m going with this somber track from Comsat Angels, a band that I think should have been bigger, with their icy sound that foreshadowed what would become known as New Wave in the States.
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#AlternateFridayMusic
Sept 25 2026
The prompt is #bleakComsat Angels, “Restless” from Sleep No More (1981)
After punk music, and specifically UK punk, burned everything down, a stripped down, sometimes dark post-punk sound began moving across the landscape. Certainly Joy Division would be an easy choice here, but I’m going with this somber track from Comsat Angels, a band that I think should have been bigger, with their icy sound that foreshadowed what would become known as New Wave in the States.
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#AlternateFridayMusic
Sept 25 2026
The prompt is #bleakComsat Angels, “Restless” from Sleep No More (1981)
After punk music, and specifically UK punk, burned everything down, a stripped down, sometimes dark post-punk sound began moving across the landscape. Certainly Joy Division would be an easy choice here, but I’m going with this somber track from Comsat Angels, a band that I think should have been bigger, with their icy sound that foreshadowed what would become known as New Wave in the States.
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#AlternateFridayMusic
Sept 25 2026
The prompt is #bleakComsat Angels, “Restless” from Sleep No More (1981)
After punk music, and specifically UK punk, burned everything down, a stripped down, sometimes dark post-punk sound began moving across the landscape. Certainly Joy Division would be an easy choice here, but I’m going with this somber track from Comsat Angels, a band that I think should have been bigger, with their icy sound that foreshadowed what would become known as New Wave in the States.
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#AlternateFridayMusic
Sept 25 2026
The prompt is #bleakComsat Angels, “Restless” from Sleep No More (1981)
After punk music, and specifically UK punk, burned everything down, a stripped down, sometimes dark post-punk sound began moving across the landscape. Certainly Joy Division would be an easy choice here, but I’m going with this somber track from Comsat Angels, a band that I think should have been bigger, with their icy sound that foreshadowed what would become known as New Wave in the States.
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Album Review: New Order – “(The Best & The Rest of) New Order”
In July 2026, New Order reissued (The Best of) New Order and (The Rest of) New Order albums as a combined release that adds two additional CDs of content under the title, (The Best & The Rest Of) New Order.
http://aeschtunes.com/2026/09/24/album-review-new-order-the-best-the-rest-of-new-order/
#Music, #MusicReview, #NewOrder, #80s, #80sMusic, #1980s, #1980sMusic, #90s, #90sMusic, #1990s, #1990sMusic, #Synthpop, #ElectronicMusic, #AeschTunes
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Album Review: New Order – “(The Best & The Rest of) New Order”
In July 2026, New Order reissued (The Best of) New Order and (The Rest of) New Order albums as a combined release that adds two additional CDs of content under the title, (The Best & The Rest Of) New Order.
http://aeschtunes.com/2026/09/24/album-review-new-order-the-best-the-rest-of-new-order/
#Music, #MusicReview, #NewOrder, #80s, #80sMusic, #1980s, #1980sMusic, #90s, #90sMusic, #1990s, #1990sMusic, #Synthpop, #ElectronicMusic, #AeschTunes
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Album Review: Bronski Beat – “Truthdare Doubledare” (40th Anniversary Reissue)
Bronski Beat released the Truthdare Doubledare album on April 28, 1986, and it was the first album to feature John Foster as lead vocalist after the departure of Jimmy Somerville.
#Music, #MusicReview, #BronskiBeat, #80s, #80sMusic, #1980s, #1980sMusic, #Synthpop, #ElectronicMusic, #AeschTunes
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Album Review: Bronski Beat – “Truthdare Doubledare” (40th Anniversary Reissue)
Bronski Beat released the Truthdare Doubledare album on April 28, 1986, and it was the first album to feature John Foster as lead vocalist after the departure of Jimmy Somerville.
#Music, #MusicReview, #BronskiBeat, #80s, #80sMusic, #1980s, #1980sMusic, #Synthpop, #ElectronicMusic, #AeschTunes