Adam Ant vs the Media
Behind the makeup was a duel…
Behind the makeup was a duel…
Wit, wordplay, and heartbreak in perfect three-minute form. From “Cool for Cats” to “Black Coffee in Bed,” Squeeze spun everyday stories into pop poetry. This spotlight revisits their craft with fresh eyes—clever, catchy, and criminally underrated.
When New Wave cracked open the 1980s…
From pub stages to global charts, Australasia’s new wave pulsed with grit and gloss. Split Enz, Men at Work, and INXS mixed sharp hooks with sly humor, while Icehouse and Pseudo Echo draped it all in sleek synth sheen. A celebration of how local swagger went worldwide—sun-bleached, stylish, and unmistakably ’80s.
From Toronto’s icy clubs to Montreal’s art-school basements, Canada carved its own corner of the New Wave world. Martha and the Muffins, Spoons, and Men Without Hats fused wit, atmosphere, and melody that rivaled anything from London or L.A. This digital collector’s piece celebrates a scene both cool and quirky — proof that the Great White North glowed just as bright under the neon.
Where circuitry met charisma…
From Toronto’s icy clubs to Montreal’s art-school basements, Canada carved its own corner of the New Wave world. Martha and the Muffins, Spoons, and Men Without Hats fused wit, atmosphere, and melody that rivaled anything from London or L.A. This digital collector’s piece celebrates a scene both cool and quirky — proof that the Great White North glowed just as bright under the neon.
Punch clocks, paper stacks…
Step into the darker corners of the synth age…