inde vibes

Originally recorded by the Smiths on January 28, 1984.

We chose to do this song as it is probably the darkest Smiths song both musically and lyrically.

I think I died a little when I heard How Soon is Now for the first time. I didn't know bands like this could exist. I was in High School and having a hard time identifying with bands like Limp Bizkit and Alien Ant Farm that were aggressively dominating the airwaves at the time. Hearing the Smiths for the first time, I found myself.  Johnny Marr's genius guitar sirens layered on top of Bo Diddley vibrato and Morrissey claiming the throne of shyness, "Theres a club if you'd like to go",--- we've all been there. Covering the song was a chance for both Jon and I to reconnect with this nostalgia while adding our own vulnerable darkness to the mix. 


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How Soon Is Now? (The Smiths Cover)

IAMX After Every Party I Die V2

Burn - The Cure

Lullaby (The Cure)

An Honest Mistake

Pro-Test (from Greater Wrong of the Right)

Vampire Weekend

A-Punk

The Life Pursuit

Another Sunny Day

Exploding Head

Talking Straight

Hypochondriac

Over It

The Organ - Steven Smith

The Cure - A Forest

80s, New Wave, Pop & Rock (Film & TV)
Ministry- Everyday Is Halloween
[Key: B-FLAT MINOR- BPM: 125]
[Instrumental Available]

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Ministry - Everyday Is Halloween

the cure lullaby

Echoplex (2008)

In 2003, Brooklyn’s A Place To Bury Strangers emerged on the scene out of Oliver Ackermann’s psychotropic vision.  Often cited as ‘ the loudest band in New York’,  APTBS is known for their vicious live performances overloaded with all-consuming visuals, experimental sonic warfare, and treacherous stage antics.  

2021 welcomes a lineup change for A Place To Bury Strangers. New members John Fedowitz (bass) and Sandra Fedowitz (drums) of Ceremony East Coast cement the most sensational version of the band to date.  John and Oliver were childhood friends who had played in the legendary underground shoegaze band Skywave, crafting futuristic punk music together. This next phase is a sonic return to APTBS’s most raw and unhinged endeavors, pushed even further into a new chaotically apocalyptic incarnation.

During the on-going global pandemic, Ackermann spent his time building this new band, raising money and awareness for those in need, establishing the record label Dedstrange, designing futuristic space synthesizers for his company Death By Audio, and producing a brand new A Place To Bury Strangers EP.  The new EP, Hologram will be released July 16, 2021, on Dedstrange.  Watch out.

Exploding Head

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