Pink Turns Blue

Pink Turns Blue, an influential post-punk band from Berlin, Germany, emerged in 1985 as part of the first wave of gothic rock in the country. Their debut LP, "If Two Worlds Kiss" (1987), showcased a new wave sound with dark undertones and prominent synthesizers, contributing to the evolution of dark wave music. Drawing inspiration from post-punk acts like The Cure, The Chameleons, and The Sound, their music evolved to incorporate keyboard-heavy elements and gained recognition with singles like "Your Master Is Calling," earning them television appearances and radio airplay.

In 2021, Pink Turns Blue released their eleventh album, "TAINTED," which garnered critical acclaim and accolades such as 'album of the year 2021' by Byte FM and Post Punk Com. The album's success was further highlighted by multiple tracks charting on the German Indie Disko Top 40, with their song "@There Must Be So Much More" reaching the number one position. With a sound resonating with fans of The Cure, Sisters of Mercy, Killing Joke, Depeche Mode, The Chameleons, The Sound, and Siouxsie and the Banshees, Pink Turns Blue continues to be a prominent figure in the post-punk and dark wave music scenes.