Descripción: No Wave is the first book to visually chronicle the collision of art and punk in the New York underground of 1976 to 1980. This in depth look at punk rock, new wave, experimental music, and the avant-garde art movement of the 70s and 80s focuses on the true architects of No Wave from James Chance to Lydia Lunch to Glenn Branca, as well as the luminaries that intersected the scene, such as David By...

Descripción: Something is wrong, very wrong......... I came across XEX through the 1990 cd reissue of their 1980 DIY classic album. Kitty was the track I played the most - delightfully freaked-out by the weird synths and lyrics from the pov of an evil child abusing a cat.... This was one of the first parallel universe music videos that I tried to make. The edit was done between vhs video recorders using a scar...

Descripción: Another nice Pixies ditty

Descripción: Visit DogmaProbe.com for More Videos, Pix & Flyers ================================ Los Angeles post punk art rock band Dogma Probe perform the song Thirteen live at the Music Machine in 1986. For those who asked, the shiny cones in the background were made of chicken wire, aluminum foil and packing tape. We called them the "Point Forest".

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Descripción: The episode starts with Gang of Four on "Dance Fever", miming "I Love A Man In Uniform", and then we move to Yellow Magic Orchestra doing a live version of "Cosmic Surfing".

Descripción: The show intro, then Cabaret Voltaire's "No Escape".

Descripción: Dr. Feelgood doing "Roxette" on The Old Grey Whistle Test, and Jona Lewie, with "You'll Always Find Me In The Kitchen At Parties" from Top Of The Pops.

Descripción: Band rehersal 1991 - Timisoara Members: vocals -Dan Nichici(Terror Art, Critica Radicala) bass- Mani (Umbre Zidite,Transition 2) drums- Florin Turta (Arc Gotic) guitar- Claudiu Preda (Umbre Zidite)

Descripción: Host segment, a very scary-looking Nico doing "60/40", and a phone call from the East Coast...

Descripción: Intro to the episode, then "Song For A Future Generation" by the B-52s

Descripción: A live version of "Hamlet (Pow, Pow, Pow) by The Birthday Party, the host wrap-up, and finally, "New Age" by Chrome. Watch Post-Punk Junk live on Stickam every Tuesday at 6PM (PST), at stickam.com!

Descripción: Host segment, then "Cut-Out Shapes" by Magazine, another host segment, and then a word from our sponsor, The TV Sheriff. Watch Post-Punk Junk live on Stickam every Tuesday at 6PM (PST), at stickam.com!

Descripción: Joan As Police Woman Christobel

Descripción: PiL's "Death Disco", the host wrap-up and Philip Jap's "Total Erasure". Watch the show live every Tuesday at 6PM (PST) on Stickam!

Descripción: The Members doing a live version of "Offshore Banking Business", and the show is closed out by Fun Boy Three's "Lunatics".

Descripción: Nina Hagen Band on German TV miming an early single of theirs from '78, then an odd playground interview with Robert Smith of The Cure, from '85.

Descripción: Gary Numan's "She's Got Claws", and then one of the funniest bits of found footage I've EVER seen: David Lee Roth, completely hammered, onstage in the early '80s, ranting about everything and nothing...

Descripción: A newer video by a newer band ("Prison Life", by Numbers), and then XTC's very spastic "Are You Receiving Me?"

Descripción: Post punk, power pop... Whatever this is a classic new wave single with a delightful chugging keyboard... Imagery from a 1970s campaign to stop naughty children playing tic on railway lines..