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The legendary no wave band honors late drummer Dee Pop on a mournful album of sludgy post-punk.

Danceable and politicised no wave songs made them the toast of downtown New York in the early 1980s. Having reformed, the band recall the hedonism of the age

Music interview, Bush Tetras: The New York underground rockers faced the loss of drummer Dee Pop as they made their first album in 11 years.

The opening track from their first album in 11 years.

“Things I Put Together” leads They Live in My Head, which was produced by Sonic Youth’s Steve Shelley

Back in 2018, the veteran New York City band Bush Tetras reconvened to release a five-song EP, Take The Fall. In 2021, the band was the subject of a career-spanning box set, Rhythm And Paranoia, and a few weeks before it was set to be released, drummer Dee Pop passed away. Dee Pop had already begun working on a new record with bandmates Pat Place and Cynthia Sley, and they continued to work on the LP after his death, recruiting Sonic Youth’s Steve Shelley as their new drummer.

Bush Tetras have announced that they will be releasing their first album in 11 years. It is called They Live In My Head and will be out on July 28 via Wharf Cat. The group’s original drummer Dee Pop passed away in 2021 and Steve Shelley of Sonic Youth played drums on the record as well as produc...

Bush Tetras brought their post-punk and potent funk thrusts to Seattle.

The two-day music festival’s 2022 roster includes The Dandy Warhols, Soft Kill, and The Thesis.

He’ll step in for the band’s recently departed founding member Dee Pop. “We can now see a future for the Bush Tetras,” vocalist Cynthia Sley said.