Dead Can Dance

Dead Can DanceDead Can Dance formed in Melbourne, Australia in 1981, making a handful of live appearances before core members, Lisa Gerrardand Brendan Perry decided to move to London in 1982, feeling that the group had progressed as far as it could on the Australian underground scene. A year was spent rehearsing in an East London flat before the group summoned up enough confidence to approach six independent record labels, having already ruled out the majors after

Life Behind Glass

dirgey saxophone and Harding’s aching voice

As an artist

background-attachment:scroll}Swedish artist/producer Thea Gustafsson (aka Becky and the Birds) announces her self-produced debut LP (out Nov) w/ "I made my baby cry” – a gorgeous post-breakup lament that swells w/ emotional catharsis

explosive and beautiful set of songs that find the band at the height of their collaborative powers

The fantasy of Disney is juxtaposed with the sweep of Morricone

The album jumps right into lives marked up and nipped in surprisingly swift fashion

If you ask drummer James Krivchenia

‘For Love’ and ‘Superblast

she has signalled the arrival of a new era that will see her play around the world in 2025 accompanied by a live band

"Is this real life

American artist Holly Herndon will release her new album