We Have a Technical 587: General Electric Smith
We chat with Abelardo of The Invisible Orange about live events promotion within and without goth and industrial music in the modern day.
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Black Dahlia, “The Imposter”
Black Dahlia’s weirdo artpop sound comes into its own on their excellent new LP.
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Wants, “In Plain Sight”
Calgary’s Wants has new wave charm to spare on their debut LP.
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Odonis Odonis, self-titled
Toronto duo Odonis Odonis take a turn towards lean, vocally-driven post-punk on their new LP.
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Assemblage 23, “Null”
Tom Shear’s latest is a testament to his continued growth as a songwriter, producer, and vocalist.
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s:cage, “We End in a Beautiful Mess”
Ottawa technoid producer s:cage’s first album in almost twenty years threads the needle of design versus emotion.
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The Tear Garden, “Astral Elevator”
The partnership between Edward Ka-Spel and Cevin Key remains delightfully odd, and low-key glorious on their new LP.
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Ultra Sunn, “The Beast in You”
Ultra Sunn’s new album has ideas, but often struggles in their execution.
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God Tongue, “Liminal”
PNW synthpunk mutants God Tongue keep listeners guessing on their nervous, gritty debut.
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Patriarchy, “Manual for Dying”
The Los Angeles provocateurs have a lot more going for them than their image on their latest LP.
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Die Anstalt, self-titled
The semi-anonymous German trio trade in classic synthpunk and body music with a healthy dose of guitar twang on their debut LP.
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Rhys Fulber, “Memory Impulse Autonomy”
Rhys Fulber’s new LP finds the producer exploring both his influences and his classic and modern approaches to inspiring effect.
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Diesein, “I Like It / I Hate It”
The Sixth June side-project returns with another album of mannered, melancholic synthpop in a classic vein.
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Dancing Plague, “Domain”
The Portland darkwave project’s new LP shows off their economy, and their grave melodrama.
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Caustic, “Fiend I”
The cult American industrial act returns, in all its sincere, DIY glory.
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