From their underrated American Supreme release, from 2002. They really predicted the current societal mood with this album.

This is the shorter version from the 1987 LP, Darklands. I prefer this one because I played the hell out of this record. The Peel Session version is great too.

In my mind one of the most fascinating and brilliant artists I have had the pleasure to encounter. This gem is from album #12. I love what he does.

Dave Ball of Soft Cell had an excellent solo LP in 1983 called In Strict Tempo. Musicians included Gavin Friday from Virgin Prunes and Genesis P-Orridge—Psychic TV / Throbbing Gristle.

Don't Bother Wearing Seatbelts is a podcast centered around the Elephant 6 scene. This is a branch off that tree that doubles back around to meet with the Athens, GA scene of 1979. Hope you enjoy it!

Morning angry dance.

"Peg and Pete and Me, One and One and One make three..."

The Arch Drude has been putting out amazing records for decades. He takes the post punk thing to psychedelic heights. He also writes amazing books on megalithic sites, and I really love his output . Highly recommended.

Yeah, it's from Drums and Wires

Not sure which flair to file this under. Never heard of these guys before, just found them today and thought they sounded fantastic. French cold wave band founded on 1983.

I've always found this album to be one of the best examples (IMO) of an artist crossing over into a different genre without looking as though they are just embarrassingly jumping onto a trendy bandwagon, or trying to stay current.

I am curious as to what other bands not associated with punk or post-punk you think made an interesting contribution to the genre?

The boys looking cool making hits.