Mecha Maiko, “Nervous System”
The Canadian electropop chanteuse makes weirdly relatable, charming tunes on the new LP.
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clubdrugs, “lovesick”
Chicago darkwave-pop duo clubdrugs come through with a lush, catchy and thoroughly enjoyable debut LP.
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The Violent Youth, “tsvety”
Depressive Euro post-punk is the order of the day on the latest from The Violent Youth.
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Chalk, “Crystalpunk”
Irish duo Chalk bring machine rhythm to the forefront of their industrialized post-punk debut LP.
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DSX, “Cold Ballads”
Dejan Samardzic’s minimal electro outlet DSX returns in a new form that speaks to his history within and without the project.
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This Morn Omina, “Insha”
Long-running ritual industrial act This Morn Omina delivers a varied and often ambient album for Cryo Chamber.
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Converter, “The Four Last Things”
The unanticipated and probably final statement from the influential rhythmic noise act comes to us via an unexpected creative partnership.
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WARDAY, “Stay Behind”
The one-man synthpunk outfit makes basement show shoutalongs drenched in paranoia and anger.
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KMFDM, “Enemy”
KMFDM are doing it again, for better or worse.
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Trait D’Union, “Il n’y a Pas d’Ailleurs”
Hardcore tinged post-punk and darkwave from France, with a healthy amount of fight in its gloomy outlook.
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Dulce Liquido, “Mind Domination”
Hocico’s Racso Agroyam resurrects his rhythmic noise project, with an expansive new LP.
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Grizz, “Nocturnal”
Los Angeles darkwave act Grizz shows his range and his charisma on his new collection of songs.
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Lost Signal, “Light of Other Days”
The depressive futurepop project sticks close to melancholy on their latest album.
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Restive Plaggona, “Primal Nature”
Greece’s Restive Plaggona is noisy and thoughtful in equal measure on their third LP of 2025.
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Seeming, “The World”
Seeming’s fourth album of post-everything electronic songcraft is about the world, and how we move through it.
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