The Blood Of Others, “I Used To Think Everything Was Beautiful”
Apocalyptic themes and contemplative sounds mark the debut from The Blood Of Others.
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Body Of Light, “Let Me Go”
Body Of Light are poised to burst onto a larger stage with a synthpop tour-de-force.
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Replicas: The Birthday Massacre, “Imagica”
The Birthday Massacre’s earliest demos are re-released, bringing the roots of their pop-darkwave sound into clearer focus.
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Boy Harsher, “Yr Body is Nothing”
The first LP from dark synth act Boy Harsher is tightly constructed and possessed of a momentum all its own.
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Blush Response, “Reshaper”
The Berlin by way of NYC producer makes a modern power noise record.
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Blac Kolor, “Born In Ruins”
Blac Kolor’s sophomore LP shows just how much effect can be wrought from atmospherics in the new techno/EBM hybrid.
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Blac Kolor, “Stormfly”
Techno EBM producer shows off more of his distinct production on his fresh new EP.
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Beborn Beton, “A Worthy Compensation”
One of the best 90s synthpop acts returns with a well-written album of 90s synthpop.
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Beauty Queen Autopsy, “Lotharia”
Unwoman and Caustic team-up to make dark electronic pop that stands apart from both artist’s individual catalogues.
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Black Nail Cabaret, “Harry Me Marry Me Bury Me Bite Me”
The amazing voice we first heard on Architect’s “Mine” returns with her own project’s sophomore record of classy synth noir.
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Binary Park, “Singularity”
The sophomore LP of EDM/EBM from the production minded trio is a bit too polite for its own good.
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Blush Response, “Desire Machines”
New York’s Blush Response show intense focus and an emphasis on sound design on their latest LP.
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Black Lung, “The Great Golden Goal”
Dee Thrussel’s long running instrumental project’s latest LP is a loose concept album of sinister motivational music.
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Be My Enemy, “The Enemy Within”
Phil Barry’s solo-project releases its sophomore album and solidifies its standing in the world of guitar industrial.
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Borghesia, “And Man Created God”
The Slovenian post-industrial act returns with their first album of new material in almost 20 years.
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