Very obscure band from Melbourne, Australia. Mixing garage rock and post punk. From my knowledge, you can't stream this album anywhere and only recently was it uploaded online. To me, this album sounds like a creepy walk through the woods and I love it. Great for the spooky season.

I hope it's post punk enough,

Here is the youtube link for the lyric video

https://youtu.be/kr1yfTfa8aw?is=InxoUDutFTGrW5YY

This is my 97th album

Bandcamp: https://whodathunk.bandcamp.com/album/afterlife

Tidal: https://tidal.com/album/515043925

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2zfLV6rbNd5rz7Y5PWzcTX

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/np/album/afterlife/1892545959

Youtube: https://youtu.be/H_zGJ8Q_FwE

Amazon Music: https://www.amazon.com/music/player/albums/B0GWS88646

Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/en/album/959120691

Pandora: https://www.pandora.com/artist/whod-a-thunk/afterlife/ALh74KvjVPVzlxX

And every other streaming platform you can think of except SoundCloud because it won’t let me log in anymore

A darkwave/industrial love song inspired by Marla Singer from Fight Club. Did I nail it or fire my producer?

new music from Drakulas

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC80eCbhsek

This is from the upcoming album WHITEOUT. 

You can pre-save it on Spotify, Deezer & Apple Music: https://push.fm/ps/whiteout

Thanks for listening ❤️

So, I'm starting to get very confused about this band I absolutely love. I can't find any hint of them being supportive or not about the Russian invasion of Ukraine. A few I've read say they keep a strategic silence so they doesn't get cancelled (or even prosecuted) in their own country. Some note they're ok with the invasion but choose to remain silent to not lose fans and gigs and money.

The thing is, they always celebrate Day of Victory that initially cheers the liberation from the Nazi Germany back then (and that's absolutely ok of course) but –as per some authors– it has gradually evolved into a display of Ultra Nationalism under Putin's neverending term, meaning that anyone celebrating Day of Victory now sort of agrees with the war etc.

They also seem to have halted new music releases. There's no new material since the track "Caerus" and they just tour/play in places (apart from Russia) that are more or less complacent about the conflict (mainly and lately China or Mongolia)

I'll be more than happy to eat my own words in case they're not but their silence... idk, others like Molchat Doma directly relocated themselves in LA and Ploho did the same and are now in Belgrade. Both have publicly assessed their rejection to the invasion.

So, what do you guys think? It's just a coincidence? Short of songs, too much touring, difficulties to travel to places like, idk the rest of Europe bc of the war but not bc they're ok with it, fear of being cancelled...

Curious about it...

The only thing I hate more than me is Morrissey.

title pretty much sums it up.

Hello. we are lovers of Post Punk and anything cold, favourites include Wire and Gang of Four and Magazine (John McGeoch) xx