QUAL, “The Ultimate Climax”
William Maybelline of Lebanon Hanover leans further into choleric body music on his sophomore LP as QUAL.
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Wetware, “Automatic Drawing”
Brooklyn synth duo Wetware confound and fascinate on their strangely inviting first LP.
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Egoprisme, “Among Noise”
The debut LP from the French darkwave act finds a healthy balance between the genre’s stylistic modes.
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Soho Rezanejad, “Six Archetypes”
The first LP from the Copenhagen-based artist leaves behind electropop for much stranger territory.
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Sigsaly, self-titled
The new electronic project from the duo behind Koban is a showcase for their musical personality.
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DIN, “Real Dirt”
Josie and Greg Vand’s debut LP as DIN is hypnotic and occasionally psychedelic synth music.
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So Fragile: Avi Roig of Harsh R
Our final So Fragile mixtape comes from PNW noise-industrial-punk promoter and musician Avi of Harsh R!
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Azar Swan, “Savage Exile”
Azar Swan’s third album strips their sound down, for a listen fraught with tension.
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Xenturion Prime, “Humanity Plus”
The sophomore LP from Sweden’s Xenturion Prime explores still new galaxies of proggy, over-the-top electropop.
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Blush Response, “Infinite Density”
Blush Response’s take on industrial techno heavily favours sharp-edged sound design.
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We Have a Commentary: Collide, "Chasing the Ghost"
On this month’s bonus commentary podcast we talk Collide’s definite year 2000 release “Chasing the Ghost”.
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So Fragile: Alex Reed of Seeming
Alex Reed of Seeming takes us on a ride through the soulful, wide ranging influences on his recent work on our latest So Fragile mixtape.
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iVardensphere, “Hesitation”
iVardensphere’s seventh LP overall and second of 2017 speaks to the past and present of the rhythmic industrial project.
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Displacer, “The Face You Deserve”
The latest full length from Displacer speaks to the broad ideas and strong aesthetic of the IDM-Technoid project.
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We Have a Commentary: ∆AIMON, "Flatliner"
For this month’s We Have a Commentary, we’re talking a modern post-witchhouse classic, ∆AIMON’s “Flatliner”.
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