Feyleux, “Shadeweaver”
Feyleux’s new album is wide-ranging but incredibly dialed in mix of goth rock and classic darkwave sounds.
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Tag: Reviews
Every week, the Senior Staff offer their perspectives on new releases from across the industrial and goth spectra.
Observer: Signal72 & Nightsister
New EPs considered by Nightsister and Static72.
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Grizz, “Black is Beautiful”
The Los Angeles darkwave chanteur trades some of his wide-ranging sounds in for a more focused album.
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Rue Oberkampf, “Wehmut”
An EP guided by ethereal pads and classic coldwave marks a change of pace for Rue Oberkampf.
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Observer: Statiqbloom & Nordvargr
A new EP from Statiqbloom and an archival record from Nordvargr are on the docket.
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Visitor, “Recto/Verso”
Visitor’s sprawling, idiosyncratic approach to sound design is woven into the tightest set of body music yet delivered by the Edmonton project.
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Observer: Purgate & Chalice Sect
New releases from Purgate and Chalice Sect are considered.
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The Sick Man of Europe, “The Intermittent Signal”
The London post-punk act makes propulsive, synth-laden songs that draw from motorik structures on their sophomore LP.
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Lustmord Lombardo, “The Pulse Of Atoms”
Metal pioneer Dave Lombardo finds both harmony and rupture in working with dark ambient legend Lustmord.
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Kontravoid, “Sound Of The Void”
Some brighter melodic moments are mixed in with Kontravoid’s signature sound.
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So Tired, “Drop Me”
Toronto’s So Tired make with the ugly and noisy side of post-punk on their debut LP.
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Observer: Nick Viola & Plague Clock
Thoughts on new records by Nick Viola and Plague Clock.
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