
My 13-year-old nephew tried his hand at an artistic sketch of Siouxsie.
Hopefully, he acquires a taste for her sounds as well.

Hopefully, he acquires a taste for her sounds as well.
Or do you find yourselves listening to a truly heart-wrenching, pain-filled song—perhaps even more so?
Sometimes, isn't that exactly what helps!?
I worry that, in large niches, I might make beginner mistakes with my questions and posts—and thereby jeopardize my karma.
Furthermore, I also find it a bit overwhelming to receive dozens of responses all at once.
If a person's entire internet personality is built around aggressively hating on trolls and haters, at what point do they just cross the line into becoming a hater themselves? Is there a philosophical distinction here, or is it just a circle of hate?
A dark post-punk track in the style of the early 80s, featuring a female voice.
We have the opportunity to purchase a well-preserved vinyl copy of The Cure's album 'Faith' at a flea market for €35. Is this a fair price and a good investment?
Share with us what songs/albums you've been listening to this week!
🎵 Songs
💿 Albums
🆕 New Discoveries
🕰️ Old Favorites
Feel free to post links and recommendations!
What do you think of this song and the images?
Does it scream AI, or would you have doubts if you didn't know?
I love this song and all the others by the band.
The quartet from London was founded in 2025. They playfully describe their sound as "music for vampires to dance to."
Is there anyone among you who isn't thrilled about this?
Who were the support acts at the concerts between 1980 and 1984 (the Midge Ure era)? Does anyone have any idea or even remember?
What similar songs or bands do you know from the 'Conny Planck era' (Rage in Eden | 1981)?
Unfortunately, I haven't found anything comparable from that time! 🎹