Killing Joke news

The indie super-ish group is apparently working on a new album that's being produced by Nick Launay and coming out on Merge Records . It's perhaps fitting that news of this new band's existence comes out on World Goth Day because Launay's production history includes working with some of the darkest and spookiest, including Nick Cave , Killing Joke and Gang of Four . Oh, and Arcade Fire , too ...

Kai Sam Ng '14 reviews the latest album from post-punk originators Killing Joke, a band still fiercely relevant over 30 years later. read more

Gail Simone not only references two classic Batman tales -- The Killing Joke by Alan Moore and The Black Mirror by Scott Snyder -- but she picks up on plot threads from both in order to further develop the ever-spunky Batgirl. Toying with works considered holy by fans is always a slippery slope si...

Killing Joke frontman Jaz Coleman loves recording new music in Madrid Spain - because its one place on earth where the band is sure to fight Coleman reveals guitarist Geordie insists a Mars Line runs through the city - and the energy of the place crea...

A WOMAN who forgot to log out of Facebook on a public computer received a nasty shock when her account was sabotaged to say she had died.

Killing Joke frontman Jaz Coleman is keen for the post-punk group to rock on for at least another century and has urged his fellow founders to pick a successor to take over from them when they die The original line-up regrouped following the 2007 death of...

British 70s rock band Killing Joke is releasing a new album. Frontman Jaz Coleman talks to Nightline.

It's the first time the bands have toured together. The tour will take in Newcastle, Sheffield, Manchester, Birmingham and London this Autumn.

On April 2 2012 Killing Joke will release a new album, their second since the line-up of Jaz, Youth, Geordie and Paul Ferguson re-united, back in 2008. It's called MMXIIand students of classics may note that is "2012" in Roman numerals.

  I’ve always been of the opinion that if you’re going to do an original graphic novel, especially for a well-known character like Batman, the story needs to be extra-special. It shouldn’t just seem like an extended story from a regular comic. With Batman, we’ve had that over the years with books like The Killing Joke and Arkham Asylum...

FROM MTV GEEK: Mark Hamill: would he ever do another Arkham sequel? To many fans, Mark Hamill's take on The Joker is the definitive one, both on the long-running Batman: The Animated Series and the best-selling Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City games. So news that he may never again voice the character was quite distressing! Well, [...]