Gallows’ Eve, “13 Thorns”
Sweden’s Gallows’ Eve hit trad goth rock perfection on their debut.
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Gorgyra, “Hecate”
Neo-classical project Gorgyra’s ambitions expand on their first full-length, linking ancient western and middle eastern instrumentation with dark ethereality and ambience.
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Caldon Glover, “Ùir”
Caldon Glover continues their expedition into the metaphysical corners of dark ambient with their latest LP.
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Gorgonn, “Six Paths”
Deep and unsettling dub combines with industrial clatter on the first full length from Goh Nakada’s Gorgonn project.
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General Dynamics, “Weaponize Your Dreams”
Some classic electro-industrial influence makes its way into the debut of new collaborative project General Dynamics (SARIN & QUAL).
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Caldon Glover, “Labyrintia”
Caldon Glover takes their sample and field-recording based approach to composition into deep dark ambient territory.
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Observer: GBxCL and Ex-Heir
Thoughts on new EPs by GBxCL and Ex-Heir.
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Observer: Gorgyra
Experimental/classical project Gorgyra taps into ancient mythic and musical traditions.
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Observer: Ćyan ID & Garden Of Beleth
Short-form reviews of new records by Ćyan ID and Garden Of Beleth.
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Ghost Twin, “Love Songs For End Times”
A strong second record from Ghost Twin adds some melodic and uptempo breadth to their smooth darkwave style.
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Girlfriends and Boyfriends, “Fallacy of Fairness”
Post-punkers Girlfriends and Boyfriends come through with tunes on their latest LP.
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Grendel, “Ascending the Abyss”
JD Tucker’s reinvention of Grendel feels complete on the long-running project’s new LP.
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God Module, “The Unsound”
God Module’s new LP highlights what has worked for the project for more than 20 years.
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Observer: Gutenberg & Panther Modern
Short form reviews of new releases by Gutenberg and Panther Modern.
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Glass Apple Bonzai, “The All-Nite Starlite Electronic Café”
Glass Apple Bonzai court crossover synthwave success but stays true to the soulful synthpop songwriting which has been the band’s calling card on “The All-Nite Starlite Electronic Café”.
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