Horror Vacui, “Shadows Sanctuary”
The first LP from Horror Vacui in six years finds the Italian group reworking the equanimity between their goth rock and punk rock aspects.
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Alphabetical Letter: H
Home Front, “Watch It Die”
Streetpunk and synthpop blend into massive anthems on the latest from Edmonton’s Home Front.
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HIDE, “Spit Or Swallow Every Soul Will Taste Death”
HIDE’s spleen is vented in some new yet still abrasive and noisy directions on a new EP.
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Hem Netjer, “The Song Of Trees”
Hem Netjer’s ritualistic take on darkwave is buoyed by their singular vocal stylings.
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Hada, “In The Heart Of An Endless Winter”
Greek duo Hada masterfully blend different sounds to produce as lush an ethereal darkwave record as you’re likely to find.
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HAEX, “Aethyr Abyss Void”
The Los Angeles Industrial duo show their gift for grinding industrial rock on their long-awaited debut LP.
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Headless Nameless, “Ominus Spiritus”
Encaphalon’s Alis Device and Matt Ghostorm apply their penchant for dramatic arrangements to doomy rock music.
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Helix, “Bad Dream EP”
The project of Tom Shear and Mari Kattman further establish their identity within a varied framework on their new EP.
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Observer: The Hearses & Cruel Diagonals
Short-form thoughts on new records by Thee Hearses and Cruel Diagonals.
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Hallows, “All That Is True”
The first LP from Seattle’s Hallows maintains a hazy atmosphere as it moves through different arrangements of post-punk and darkwave markers.
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HANTE., “Morning Tsunami”
Hante.’s new LP digs deeper into her specific iteration of cool, hypnotic darkwave.
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Observer: Harsh R & Aleister Blake
Thoughts on new EPs from Harsh R & Aleister Blake
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Observer: Hapax & Hallowed Hearts
Capsule reviews of new EPs by HAPAX and Hallowed Hearts.
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Hammershøi, “Cathédrales”
French duo Hammershøi thread the needle on synthpop, cold wave and minimal sounds.
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Observer: HARSH R & Paladin
Short form reviews of new work from Harsh R and Paladin.
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