Wingtips, “On Trial”
Wingtips’ new LP shows the duo bringing their songwriting chops to a more explicitly electropop sound.
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Bill Leeb, “Model Kollapse”
The Front Line Assembly mastermind’s first LP under his own name closely follows the style of his contemporary work.
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Dame Area, “Toda La Verdad Sobre Dame Area”
The fourth LP from Catalan industrial synthpunks is their most organic, engaging and ferocious effort to date.
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Sacred Skin, “Born in Fire”
Sacred Skin pull out all the stops and bring their songwriting, production and arrangement skills to bear on their new LP of synth-laden rock.
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tassel, “A Sacrifice: Unto Idols”
The debut from the Arizona trio is distillation of their potent and driven synthpunk.
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Plague Pits, “Bukolic”
The Swiss synth collective continue to explore classic electropop on their newest LP.
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LEATHERS, “Ultraviolet”
There’s a quiet confidence at the heart of LEATHERS’ dreamy electropop debut.
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Nox Novacula, “Feed the Fire”
The Seattle deathrockers bring fresh sounds and ideas to their fierce new LP.
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Mortal Realm, “Stab in the Dark”
Adam Jones of HAEX’s solo project Mortal Realm is solid, rhythm-driven electro-industrial.
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Male Tears, “Paradisco”
Male Tears go full electronic pop on their new record while maintaining the same ennui and moody sensibilities that brought them to the dance.
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Censor, “Swarm”
Swedish industrial veteran Jouni Ollila engages in some Klinik-worship on his new project’s debut.
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HAMMERSHØI, “Dédales”
French duo HAMMERSHØI show charm in their take on classic minimal synthpop.
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Crystal Geometry, “From the Rave to the Grave”
The latest LP from the high-tempo analogue synth project leans into some darker, spookier territory.
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Rhys Fulber, “Balance of Fear”
Rhys Fulber integrates ideas and sounds that speak to his whole career on his new industrial techno LP.
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XTR Human, “Schrank”
XTR Human’s latest LP is variable and consistent collection of modern EBM and wave sounds.
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