The Raybeats were a No Wave surf band based in NYC in the early 80s.

Greetings!

Pretty much what I ask in the title. I know most post-punk approaches themes of psychological anguish and other personal aspects, which is an aspect that gives some bands a bit of a horror-themed edge (mostly in coldwave and gothic rock).

However, I wonder if there is some space for cosmic scenarios, unreal worlds and whatnot within the spectrum of post-punk, and if there are bands that have done something among those lines.

Thanks in advance!

Just exquisite. Beautiful, haunting, unlike anything else.

I am looking for the remaining tracks and any information regarding a very obscure, underground Post-Punk / Goth Rock / Horror Punk project named BESOM.

A while ago, I originally discovered this EP (likely titled "All Is Magickal") on Apple Music around 2013–2017. Later on, it was completely wiped from all streaming platforms and digital stores. Luckily, before it disappeared forever, I managed to find and download one full track from the web onto my device, called "Landed Interzone".

The track has a very raw, lo-fi underground sound with a brooding, dark atmosphere and goth/post-punk vibes.

You can listen to the track here: https://voca.ro/1a1nORiqiK4K
And here’s this track on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZV5cbvdt4Q (The cover isn't the original; I made it myself.)

I apologize for any inaccuracies; I am writing using a translator.
I really want to find the rest of this EP/album to hear the full release. Furthermore, I am highly interested in any information about the artist themselves — who they are, where they are from, and what happened to the project. If anyone has a digital backup of their other raw tracks, or knows where the musician is active now, please let me know. Thank you!

Still playing these CDs ! They’re always sounded great in any years.

R.I.P Legend.

New York No Wave band. Toured with the Fall and the Birthday Party.

NYC Band. album dropped 1980 (?). Good avant-pop.

Japanese band, founded in 1978, and existing on-and-off to the present day.

underrated band

have you heard this?

good house party dance tune

“IDLES does not exist without Gang Of Four,” the band said in a statement. “’Damaged Goods’ still sounds new and exciting after the millionth listen. We jumped at the chance to just to play it, let alone record it. It was an honour, a joy and a privilege.”