History of synth-punk | Punk rock | Alternative Press
From synth-punk's early days to the present, bands such as Silver Apples, DEVO, Le Tigre, Nine Inch Nails and more define the genre.
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From synth-punk's early days to the present, bands such as Silver Apples, DEVO, Le Tigre, Nine Inch Nails and more define the genre.
Alan Vega left a robust vault. The excavation begins with a new album. This file photo taken on March 5, 2004 shows US singer Alan Vega performing in the western French city of Nantes as part of the I.D.E.A.L. Festival. FRANK PERRY / AFP. by Rob Tannenbaum (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- In 1978, the adversarial New York duo Suicide played a show in Boston, opening for the Cars, local heroes whod crossed over into pop success. Suicide performed a set of assaultive and static electronic music, and the unhappy audience demonstrated its distaste by throwing ashtrays, some of which hit singer Alan Vega. ...