Total Chroma, “Body Relics”
Robert Katerwol explores mutant body music sounds with confidence on his debut as Total Chroma.
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Tati Au Miel, “Solar Return”
Raw noise and deep serenity are both conjured on experimental producer Tati Au Miel’s new record.
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The Twilight Garden, “Revelation”
The third LP from The Twilight Garden has its lyrical, thematic and musical influences on full display.
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Tineidae, “Exo”
Tineidae continues a push into darker ambient territory with a fully-realised deep space concept album.
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Trauma Phase, “The Origin Of Social Disabilities”
A fun and engaging combo of new beat, dark electro, and EBM sounds guide Trauma Phase’s debut release.
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Twin Tribes, “Ceremony”
A slight turn towards pure goth reinforces Twin Tribes’ charm and power on their sophomore LP.
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Totem, “Passage”
Totem’s debut album of darkwave makes an asset of foggy atmospheres and distinctive vocals.
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Terror Apart, “Belly Of Barghest”
Portland’s Terror Apart revisit the rough textures of early tape experimentation, yielding a contemplative approach to noise.
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Observer: TV HWY & Nostromo
Short form reviews of new releases by TV HWY (Michael Holloway) and Nostromo (SARIN and Unhuman).
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Tineidae, “Slowly Drown In Static”
Ukrainian producer Tineidae returns after a five year hiatus with a record of darkly cinematic pieces.
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Test Dept, “Disturbance”
The first new Test Dept recordings in 20 years speaks to their history while tackling the politics of today.
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Them Are Us Too, “Amends”
Them Are Us Too’s requiem strikes upon the ethereal beauty which made their too-brief time so arresting.
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TVMVLVS TABIDVS, “Sex”
Costa Rica’s TVMVLVS TABIDVS bring vigor to lo-fi gothy dirges.
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Twin Tribes, “Shadows”
Twin Tribes’ debut is a clarion call of plain and powerful darkwave.
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Terminal Gods, “Meridian”
Terminal Gods offer a colder and more varied iteration of their machine-beat rock.
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