Johnny Marr to author the score to James Bond “No Time To Die” movie; releases solo Box Set
NME magazine has reported that Johnny Marr will join Hans Zimmer on the upcoming James Bond film No Time To Die
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The Week In Review – 2020 Week 3 featuring Depeche Mode, Humanist, Ministry, House Of Love, Boomtown Rats
Velvet Rebel recaps This Week In Music as covered by Strangeways Radio and Slicing Up Eyeballs. He recaps what’s this years Hall Of Fame inductees including Depeche Mode and Nine Inch Nails, along with his views on the Kraftwerk omission. Plus, reviews of the latest singles from Humanist w/ Dave Gahan and The Boomtown Rats. Concert news from Ministry and The House Of Love is covered. And finally, he looks back at the anniversaries of classic albums from The Sundays and David Bowie and leaves us with a track from an up and coming band – Moaning
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Astari Nite release post punk tale of heartbreak and woe – Capulet Loves Montague
The Florida Dark Wave / Post Punk band, Astari Nite, have released a new dark broody single that pays homage to one of the most well known and tragic love stories. The tale of Romeo & Juliet is recounted in the bands new single Capulet Loves Montague
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This Day In History – Siouxsie And The Banshees release The Rapture
On this day in history (January 16, 1995), Siouxsie And The Banshees released their 11th and final studio album The Rapture, featuring the singles O Baby and Stargazer
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The Mixtape – A 2 hour radio tribute to David Bowie
Our week in review host, Jason, joined The Mixed Tape radio show live in Vegas for an episode of all things Bowie
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Depeche Mode to be inducted in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
The 3rd time is a charm. Depeche Mode was nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame in 2017 and 2018, but did not get enough votes. 2020 is different. The band was voted in to the Hall Of Fame along with Nine Inch Nails.
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This Day In History – The Sundays release Reading, Writing And Arithmetic
On this day in history (January 15, 1990), The Sundays released one of the most beloved albums of all times. Their debut album was called Reading, Writing And Arithmetic and it featured the singles Here’s Where The Story Ends and Can’t Be Sure but really, the album is amazing from top to bottom
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This Day In History : David Bowie releases Low
On this day in history (January 14, 1977), David Bowie released his 11th studio album Low featuring the singles Sound And Vision, Be My Wife and Breaking Glass
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The House Of Love announce first North American tour in over 25 years
The House Of Love have announced their first North American tour since 1992 in celebration of the 30th anniversary of their debut album
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Interview with Rob Marshall from Humanist about collaborating with Dave Gahan
On the exciting day that Humanist released their Shock Collar collaboration with Dave Gahan, Rob Marshall, the mastermind behind the project, conducted an interview with Strangeways to tell us how this project came to be.
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Dave Gahan releases collaboration with Humanist called Shock Collar
Rob Marshall (Exit Calm) will release a new project called Humanist on February 2020. This will feature collaborations with Mark Lanegan, Mark Gardener (Ride) and….Dave Gahan! The Dave Gahan single is called Shock Collar and this is the track we have all been waiting for. Today, the wait is over.
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The Week In Review – 2020 Week 2
Velvet Rebel recaps This Week In Music as covered by Strangeways Radio and Slicing Up Eyeballs. He recaps what’s new with Pet Shop Boys, Morrissey, Bauhaus, Artoffact Records, Humanist ft Dave Gahan and David Bowie
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