Embrace the darkness: Deborah Curtis's "Touching From a Distance" and the dark synergy of Ian Curtis. [EN]
Introduction: Touching from a Distance. Touching from a Distance is a biography written by Deborah Curtis. It details her life and marriage with Ian Curtis, lead singer of the 1970s British post-punk band
The Brave Faces release In the Dark | Amalgamating influences of 80s post-punk, shoegaze and contemporary indie
Amalgamating influences of 80s post-punk, shoegaze and contemporary indie, has created an introspective, melancholic sound for The Brave Faces. For fans of: The National, Joy Division, Spector, Slowdive,
“Control,” (aka “She’s Lost Control”) covered by Spoek Mathambo … (Darkwave Township House – Music to Your Ears, Covers–52)
When comparing late ‘70s UK music with contemporary South African music, he noted a similar “sense of angst and darkness.” Spoek Mathambo – “Control” “Control” [aka “She’s Lost Control"] (2010 – original
“She’s Lost Control,” covered by Grace Jones … (Post-Punk / Dub – Music to Your Ears, Covers–51)
She reworked this classic song by Joy Division, and made it even more disturbing. Grace Jones – “She’s Lost Control” “She’s Lost Control” (1980 – original from 1979) Only 1 year after Joy Division released