Pig, “Pain is God”
The new Pig album is Raymond Watts doing his signature moves for good and ill.
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Cabaret Voltaire, “Shadow of Fear”
A solo instanciation of Cabaret Voltaire by Richard H Kirk does have some nods to the band’s vast catalogue.
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ABU NEIN, “Secular Psalms”
Swedish trio ABU NEIN deliver classic sombre Euro darkwave on their first full length LP.
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Kindest Cuts, “Keeping Distance”
The majority of Kindest Cuts small but powerful synthpop discography is collected on this LP from Oraculo Records.
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Drew McDowall, “Agalma”
Drew McDowall’s new solo LP shows the Scottish composer and collaborators tapping into a rich and emotional vein of synthetic composition.
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Selofan, “Partners in Hell”
Selofan stay gloomy on their latest LP
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Lebanon Hanover, “Sci-Fi Sky”
Lebanon Hanover dig deep into the darkwave sounds that have always informed their work on new LP.
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Suicide Commando, “Mindstrip Redux”
Johan Van Roy celebrates the 20th anniversary of landmark album “Mindstrip” with a remixed and rerecorded version.
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Replicas: Orphx, “Fragmentation”
The venerable duo reissue their 1996 LP with a boatload of extras and a nice remaster by Joshua Eustis.
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Profligate, “Too Numb to Know”
Profligate work in post-punk and wave sounds on their latest LP.
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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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Black Magnet, “Hallucination Scene”
Black Magnet don’t skimp on the industrial in their industrial metal debut.
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House of Harm, “Vicious Pastimes”
The debut LP from Boston’s House of Harm has gloomy and bright post-punk delights.
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Autoclav1.1, “Nothing Outside”
Autoclav1.1 have subtle emotional range on their new LP of technoid/IDM.
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Rein, “Reincarnated”
The debut LP from Sweden’s Rein finds her synthesizing EBM electro, pop and even R&B.
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