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The Long-Awaited Return of Electronic-Music Innovators Cabaret Voltaire
Stephen Mallinder Talks “Nag Nag Nag,” Reinventing the Group’s Music for Their Farewell Tour, and More
Anticipation to see British electronic-music pioneers Cabaret Voltaire perform has been building among some Americans for almost 50 years. Luckily for these diehards, the band—led by 71-year-old bassist/vocalist Stephen Mallinder—are touring North America for the final time this year, with a premiere Seattle date at the Moore on May 4. Coming together in British industrial…
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to Confuse, Delight, and
Mildly Alarm
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