What happens when you combine a gay director hot off of the success of All of Strangers, a famous gay actor, and one of the gayest pop groups ever to grace the airwaves? Pure magic in the form of a ...

While some are quick to write off electronic pop, or synthpop, as a trivial form of music, Neil Tennant makes a compelling counterpoint. "Pop, like all kinds of music in general, celebrates community ...

The Pet Shop Boys make happy music for happy people, or so you would initially think listening to their disco-friendly pop anthems, loaded as they are with bouncy artificial beats, catchy hooks and ...

Iconic British duo Pet Shop Boys kick off 2024 with brand new uplifting and reflective single “Loneliness,” out today via Parlophone. They also announce their upcoming 15th studio album Nonetheless, ...

Once upon a time, on Pet Shop Boys ‘ first single, “West End Girls,” vocalist Neil Tennant sang the lines, “We’ve got no future / We’ve got no past / Here today, built to last.” Fifteen studio records ...

1980s electro-pop icons Pet Shop Boys are releasing a new album, Nonetheless, on April 26 via Parlophone. Now they have shared its second single, “Dancing Star.” The song is about Russian ballet ...

Soft Cell have teamed up with Pet Shop Boys for a new song, “Purple Zone,” along with a vibrant music video for the track. The song will appear on Soft Cell’s fifth studio album Happiness Not Included ...

Iconic UK synthpop duo Pet Shop Boys are having a big day. They’ve just shared “Cricket Wife,” a 10-minute track recorded during the UK’s first lockdown based on an instrumental by Chris Lowe and a ...

Veteran British synth pop duo Pet Shop Boys are back with the slow-building, thumping house song Inner Sanctum, ahead of the group’s thirteenth LP, Super. The group described the song as a “classic ...

Pet Shop Boys' Neil Tennant recently shared some controversial views on Taylor Swift's music career in a live event with The Guardian on April 22, sparking mixed reactions from listeners and fans ...

Ariel Messman-Rucker is an Oakland-born journalist who now calls the Pacific Northwest her home. When she’s not writing about politics and queer pop culture, she can be found reading, hiking, or ...