Bauhaus
Go Away White

New album, same problem:splitting at the wrong timeTypical! After reforming, twice, the greatest goth/glam group of all announce that they will split ...

Bauhaus were, without a doubt, the first genuinely “alternative” (at least in the pre-grunge sense of the word) band I got into. At 15 years old, in t...

Don't freak, but the first thing that comes slithering out of the new Bauhaus record aren't ghoulish echoes from these goth godfather's past. Instead...

Imagine the scene: somewhere, in a non-specific city suburb, a light bulb blows. The residents are having difficulty screwing in a replacement filamen...

Bauhaus is one of the very few bands to have accomplished what many might consider a flawless catalog of music. The godfathers of the goth genre creat...

Like a vampire crawling out of its grave at night, Bauhaus are back. Thirty years after forming, and 25 years after their last album, the post-punk go...

Bauhaus may have godfathered goth at the end of the 1970s, but their combustive early dance singles like "Kick in the Eye" could give most current dis...

Recorded in 18 days, some tracks in one take, Bauhaus' fifth studio album proves that even a quarter-century's hiatus can't kill a great band, especia...

When U.K. Goth-punk pioneers Bauhaus were exhumed again to perform at the Coachella music festival in '05, they raised fans' hopes for a new studio a...

Bauhaus split up back in 1983, but their latest live reunion persuaded them to step inside a studio for this, their first album in 25 years. True to f...