Tag: bauhaus
David J kicks off European Tour
Bauhaus' DAVID J has kicked off his European / UK tour in support of his new album ‘Missive to an Angel from the Halls of...
Missive To An Angel From The Halls Of Infamy And Allure –...
Album titles are a bit like making an entrance to a party. You can either turn up on time in sensible shoes and make...
The Auteur (Redux / The Starlet’s Cut) – David J featuring...
You have to admire David J’s desire to remain relevant. It is very easy for musicians at a certain point in their career to...
Thoughts and Prayers – David J and The Comrades (reviewed by...
It’s an obvious subject for any right minded creative to write about, especially as I sit here to pen this review the day after...
It Will Come Out of Nowhere – Post Death Soundtrack (reviewed...
Bands with such provocative titles tend to go one of two ways. Either the name is chosen for purely emotive reasons and the whole...
Image – Whispering Sons (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
There is a tendency to talk about such cool, dark and clinical music such as that found on Image merely in relation to a...
Icon – The Venus Fly Trap (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
It comes as no surprise to find out that the lives and career of the people who make music as The Venus Fly Trap...
Bauhaus’ co-founder Kevin Haskins to Produce FOXES TV Music Show
Kevin Haskins, drummer and founding member of Bauhaus, Love and Rockets, Tones on Tail and his latest trio Poptone, has announced his involvement in an...
Crocodile Tears and The Velvet Cosh – David J (reviewed by...
Stock in the Bauhaus name is riding high at the moment. With one half of the band currently working as Poptone and David J...
Back to Beck (The Crucible of ‘Bela Lugosi’s Dead’)
This year marks 40 years since the formation of Bauhaus. To mark this occasion, founding member David J has announced two one-off solo UK concerts,...
Bauhaus – Undead – Kevin Haskins (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Any band worth their salt should be able to fill a book with anecdotes and stories of their touring and recording life, one that...
Mary and The Ram – The Cross (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
No matter what anyone tells you about current musical fashions, what the zeitgeist might happen to be blowing in from cooler taste making circles,...
Rack and Ruin – Nasty Little Lonely (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
The Arthur Rackham illustration on the cover of Nasty Little Lonely’s latest musical outing should give some idea to the uninitiated of what lies...
