Synthetische Lebensform, “Current Profile”
The Russian post-industrialists impress with the impact and design of their latest LP.
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Majestoluxe, “Wretched Conditions”
Majestoluxe’s new album furthers the project’s take on unpleasant electronics.
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Ye Gods, “The Arcane & Paranormal Earth”
Antoni Maiovvi’s ritual electronics project articulates the divide between the material and the abstract on its new LP.
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Front Line Assembly, “Mechviruses”
A bevy of remixers take on FLA’s 2018 video game soundtrack, with some fascinatingly different takes between them.
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Blood Rave, “Exponential Decay”
The Californian darkwave/EBM act spreads its wings on its sophomore LP.
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The Legendary Pink Dots, “So Lonely in Heaven”
The latest from the psych-synth institution addresses life in a digital age in ways both sad and comforting.
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Soft Vein, “Through Blinds”
The sophomore effort from California darkwave project Soft Vein is still gloomy, but allows for some hope to shine through.
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Harsh Symmetry, “On-Screen Death”
The song-driven Los Angeles post-punk project tries on some fresh approaches on their new mini-album.
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Unit: 187, “KillCure”
The return of the Vancouver industrial act with a new line-up is appropriately cantankerous and hostile.
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Madil Hardis, “Visionary Sadness”
The UK-based vocalist deals in the most ethereal strains of darkwave on her latest album of brief but affecting songs.
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Lost Signal, “Anatomy of Melancholy”
The one-time futurepop project returns with a record of contemplative, even-tempered songs.
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Silent EM, “Real Life”
NYC’s darkwave project Silent EM brings new sounds and approaches to their taught, anxious compositions.
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OP-ART, “The Final Act”
Andrew Clinco of Drab Majesty’s synthpop project is both lush and minimal in contradictorily appealing fashion.
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Normal Bias, “Kingdom Come”
The debut from the funky body music duo turns their sound towards classy electropop.
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Hallowed Hearts, “Masquerade”
NYC goth rock duo Hallowed Hearts make the most of their songwriting and performance skills on their new LP.
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