TEXAS MONTHLY: It’s the Summer of Butthole Surfers. Even They Aren’t Sure Why.
SOURCE By Dan Solomon July 21, 2026 Austin’s Butthole Surfers weren’t just iconic, they were iconoclastic. There were the unhinged live shows—not so much concerts as
ILLINOIS ENTERTAINER MAGAZINE *cover*: The Church: The Warm Cocoon
SOURCE By Tom Lanham July 2026 “True humility does not know that it is humble. If it did, it would be proud of the
PEOPLE MAGAZINE: Soft Cell’s Marc Almond on The Group’s New Tour with the Human League and the 45th Anniversary of ‘Tainted Love’ (Exclusive)
SOURCE By David Chiu Updated on May 26, 2026 05:45PM EDT It’s hard to imagine that Soft Cell — the British synthpop duo of singer
FLOOD MAGAZINE: The Human League’s Hard-Won Hits
SOURCE Words: Lyndsey Parker Photo: Perou May 21, 2026 The Human League were four and a half songs into their set at the 2023 edition of Pasadena’s Cruel World
POLLSTAR MAGAZINE ** COVER ** They’re Only Immortal: Human League’s First US Tour In 15 Years
SOURCE UK synth-pop pioneers The Human League last performed their unforgettable Eighties hits live in the U.S. in 2023, but not every stop went exactly
ROLLING STONE: Why the Cranberries’ ‘Linger’ Is Lingering So Hard Right Now
SOURCE By Rob Sheffield April 23, 2026 It’s official: Never before have so many worked so hard to let it linger. The world has a case
VARIETY: Human League’s Philip Oakey on Why He Didn’t Think ‘Don’t You Want Me’ Would Be a Hit and the Enduring Power of New Wave Music
SOURCE The New Wave era of spiky but danceable pop tunes and sharp colorful looks may feel like it happened a million years ago, but
CONSEQUENCE: The Alarm Premiere “Live Today,” Final Music Video Featuring Late Frontman Mike Peters: Watch
SOURCE Spencer Kaufman April 8, 2026 | 10:01am ET The Alarm have unveiled the single “Live Today,” and it is accompanied by the final music video
LOADED MAGAZINE: The Dandy Warhols – Thirty Years of Chaos, Covers and Not Giving a Fuck
SOURCE By Fred Spanner Few bands have balanced chaos and longevity quite like The Dandy Warhols. Born out of the murky, competitive underground of Portland