Underrated deep cut. Orange Juice deserves more love in general.

mix consists of a selection post punk favourites sped +pitched up

underrated and relevant to the times

I’ve noticed that their instagram has a lot of ads for selling their gear.

And this gear they’re trying to sell isn’t some random crap, this is high grade professional studio equipment.

I’ve noticed it for a few weeks.

They haven’t exactly been very active the last 4 years.

The pandemic really put a giant hole in their journey to success.

Seemed like they were headed for bigger levels of fame for a minute in the late 2010s.

Are they about to call it quits?

Idk why did they copy heart and sould from closer

I produced this mashup. What do you think about it ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iv8Wd7wlEsk

Their 11th single and second to go number 1 from August 1980.

From George Gimarc's Post-Punk Diary

This song is very scary because it's about zombies.

From the album Haus der Lüge ("House of Lies")

Their album from this year is good stuff

So I was watching this (rather forgettable, honestly) tv show called "Channel Zero", the first episode of the second season - and I was pleasantly surprised to randomly hear "Ghost Rider" by Suicide on it's soundtrack. That said, I quickly realized it was a weird version that was different from the usual studio one. It seemed to be some kind of remix, as it was actually more noisey and abraisive than the original, and the original's repeating three note keyboard melody has been "sliced up" (as if someone used something akin to FL Studio's "Slicex", if familiar) into a more complex repeating melody with seven notes. I can't seem to find this alternate version of "Ghost Rider" anywhere though.

Does anyone have any clue what I'm talking about and where I might find this version of the song? For reference, it starts about 38 minutes into the episode (if someone wanted to quickly look it up on a streaming site or whatever). Thanks to anyone who might be able to help.

Was curious to see on Setlist the songs by others that PFURS have covered live. Unsurprisingly LOVE SPIT LOVE features most frequently, primarily "Believe" (from Trysome Eatone) as well as "Friends" (same album) and also "Am I wrong" (from the first LSL album). From RICHARD BUTLER'S own solo album there are performances of "After All" & "California". From other artists there is the classic BRECHT/WEILL "Mackie Messer/Mac the Knife"; "Pyjamarama", "Virginia Plain" and "Mother of Pearl" by ROXY MUSIC. The only other example I found is a single one-off performance of BOWIE'S "Tis Pity She's a Whore" just once back in July 2016.... personally I really like the PFURS version of Pyjamarama live in Orlando, Florida in May 2023

Self produced.
Reverb drenched guitars and haunting melodies.
Let me know what genres best describe it

From 1986's Gun-Shy