[tweetmeme]Tonight’s edition of “Dark Wave” — the Sunday night celebration of the “darker side of classic alternative” on Sirius XM’s 1st Wave — featured music from The Glove, Big Black, The Normal, Lard, Josef K, Cranes, The Damned, The Sisters of Mercy, Fad Gadget, Rose of Avalanche, Single Gun Theory, Alien Sex Fiend and more.
“Dark Wave,” hosted by Slicing Up Eyeballs founder/editor Matt Sebastian, airs every Sunday from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Eastern on Sirius XM’s 1st Wave (Channel 33). The most recent two episodes also are available as part of Sirius XM’s new On Demand service for online subscribers.
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Playlist: “Dark Wave,” hosted by Slicing Up Eyeballs’ Matt Sebastian — 11/30/14
Lard, “Hellfudge”
Alien Sex Fiend, “Stuff that Turkey”
Killing Joke, “Adorations”
Big Black, “The Model”
Joy Division, “Disorder”
Clan of Xymox, “Agonised By Love”
Christian Death, “Romeo’s Distress”
The Cure, “Piggy in the Mirror”
Front 242, “Tragedy For You”
Rose of Avalanche, “L.A. Rain”
Au Pairs, “Love Song”
Echo & The Bunnymen, “Thorn of Crowns”
Cranes, “Inescapable”
My Bloody Valentine, “Soon”
The Mission, “Butterfly on a Wheel” (BBC Live Session)
Fad Gadget, “Swallow It”
Love and Rockets, “Love Me”
Ministry, “Breathe”
The Glove, “Mouth to Mouth” (Landray Vocal Mix)
The Wolfgang Press, “Chains”
Cocteau Twins, “Iceblink Luck”
Josef K, “It’s Kinda Funny”
New Order, “Weirdo”
The Sisters of Mercy, “Black Planet”
Gary Numan, “The Image Is”
Nitzer Ebb, “Family Man”
Depeche Mode, “Only When I Lose Myself”
Public Image Ltd., “Flowers of Romance”
Figures on a Beach, “No Stars”
The Normal, “T.V.O.D.”
Siouxsie and the Banshees, “Israel”
Peter Murphy, “Strange Kind of Love”
The Jesus and Mary Chain, “Reverence”
1919, “Tear Down These Walls”
The Smiths, “Death of a Disco Dancer”
D.A.F., “Der Mussolini”
The Damned, “The Limit Club”
Bauhaus, “Poison Pen”
Single Gun Theory, “Open the Skies”
Luxuria, “Redneck”
The Cult, “Revolution”
Soft Cell, “Memorabilia”
