Mala Herba, “Wounded Healer”
A collection of collaborative tracks finds Mala Herba’s vocal and compositional experimentation delving deeper into myth and folk wisdom.
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The March Violets, “Crocodile Promises”
The March Violets return with a second post-reformation record of subtle, crafty goth rock.
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Drew McDowall, “A Thread, Silvered and Trembling”
Electro-acoustic harmonies create a contemplative and almost sacred mood on the latest from master experimentalist Drew McDowall.
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Matriarchy Roots, “The Merge”
The second LP from Restive Plaggona side-project Matriarchy Roots adds some subtle but uneasy nuance to the project’s power electronics core.
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mind.in.a.box, “Black And White”
mind.in.a.box’s long-awaited “Black And White” finds them at their most musically bombastic, while raising new questions about the direction and themes of their long-running multi-album narrative.
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Mellow Code, “Objekt Reality”
Mellow Code takes a hypnotic, melancholic, and fresh approach to EBM on their second full-length.
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Daniel Myer, “Hingabe”
The first LP to bear Daniel Myer’s name tours through the last decade-plus of the electronic legend’s styles and experimentation.
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Monolith, “Concrete Playground”
The classic rhythmic noise sound of Eric Van Wonterghem’s Monolith feels au courant once again.
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Morwan, “Svitaye, Palaye”
Driven from the Ukraine by war, Morwan imbues his hypnotic blend of eastern folk and post-punk with blistering rage and harrowing grief.
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Maelstrom & Louisahhh, “Sustained Resistance”
Long time collaborators Maelstrom and Louisahhh’s first full LP is a storming mixture of noise, techno, and soul-baring fortitude.
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Observer: Razorback Hollow & MOLT
Short-form reviews of new records from Razorback Hollow and MOLT.
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Observer: Max und Max & Blakmoth
Short-form reviews of new records by Max und Max and Blakmoth.
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Majestoluxe, “Dry, Cold & Free”
Majestoluxe keep old school EBM a little weird and gritty on their third LP.
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My Love Kills, “To A New World Of Gods And Monsters”
Solid melodies and canny electro-industrial instincts make for a breakthrough record from My Love Kills.
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Militia, “The Black Flag Hoisted”
Eco-anarchist group Militia rerecord their magnum opus of martial industrial and percussive experimentation.
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