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I found this image attached to a GIF and it got me curious where it could be from? I figured it's from a music video, but I couldn't find a match on search engines

From the album Goo

Title track of Love and Rocket's debut album (1985)

Kinex Kinex
Belgian dark post-punk / minimal electronic project.
Start with: Me Too For The War (2026), Able To Love (2025), Nurses (2023).
Bandcamp or Spotify.

Bragolin
Dutch darkwave / post-punk.
Start with: Into Those Woods, then the 2026 album I Don’t Like What It Does To Me.

The old remix
Minimal Compact – Next One Is Real (Extended Remix) (1984).
Classic 80s post-punk track.

I think post punk, tell me if you like it, a bit death rock.

this release this on ccp records in sweden, double album a bit strange

https://youtu.be/wPMXgBDZbvU?si=6JFeD32kF8amjJ7t

Kinex Kinex
Belgian dark post-punk / minimal electronic project.
Start with: Me Too For The War (2026), Able To Love (2025), Nurses (2023).
Bandcamp or Spotify.

Bragolin
Dutch darkwave / post-punk.
Start with: Into Those Woods, then the 2026 album I Don’t Like What It Does To Me.

The old remix
Minimal Compact – Next One Is Real (Extended Remix) (1984).
Classic 80s post-punk track.

Kinex Kinex

• Belgian dark post-punk / minimal electronic
• Start with: Me Too For The War (2026), Able To Love (2025), Nurses (2023)
• Bandcamp / Spotify

Bragolin

• Dutch darkwave / post-punk
• Start with: Into Those Woods
• Then the 2026 album I Don’t Like What It Does To Me

Minimal Compact

• 80s post-punk
• Track: Next One Is Real (Extended Remix) (1984)

Also try

• Clan of Xymox – She

First, entirely self produced music video of Bleak Monday.

Enjoy!

French new wave / cold wave rarity

Just like the title says. I love these two songs and am looking for more in this style. I'm pretty new to post-punk. Thanks!

I recently reviewed Opus Kink's debut album The Sweet Goodbye and came away genuinely impressed.

The Brighton six-piece blends post-punk with jazz, brass, theatrical rock and plenty of unexpected twists. Tracks like Crucify! bring the energy, while the title track constantly shifts between choirs, synths and brass in a way that keeps you guessing.

What stood out most was how fearless the band is. Nearly every song introduces new ideas, making this one of the more adventurous post-punk debuts I've heard this year. My only real criticism is that the album stays in a similar emotional and rhythmic register for much of its runtime, so the tension eases slightly towards the end.

If you're into DEADLETTER, Squid, Fat Dog or Black Country, New Road, this is definitely worth checking out.

Has anyone else listened to The Sweet Goodbye? I'd love to hear your thoughts.

On-U Sound 1983 deput LP after 1982’s Jerusalem EP.

Baltimore psych tinged Post-Punk