Legend, “Midnight Champion”
The long-awaited sophomore album from Iceland’s Legend shifts the band into an electronic rock milieu.
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Whiteqube, “The Return”
Mutant electro act Whiteqube return with new music in the form of their first ever LP.
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Cyanotic, “Tech Noir”
Cyanotic’s fourth LP drapes an old school sound in new school programming and production.
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Slighter, “Erode”
The 5th Slighter LP uses extensive sound design and deep grooves to draw the listner into it’s new school machine rock.
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We Have a Commentary: Kirlian Camera, "Still Air"
On this special bonus podcast the senior staff discuss Kirlian Camera mid-career highlight “Still Air (Aria Immobile)”
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Sally Dige, “Holding On”
The sophomore album from the Danish-Canadian producer/performer is exacting, precise and musical.
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FIRES, “Red Goes Grey”
Eric Sochocki’s debut as FIRES uses synthwave production as a delivery mechanism for big hooks and highly emotional vocals.
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So Fragile: Colin Cameron Allrich of Slighter
This month’s So Fragile mixtape was put together by Colin Cameron Allrich of ultra-modern electronic rock project Slighter!
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Schwefelgelb, “Den Umgekehrten Atem”
The new EP from the techno-EBM duo tweaks their sound for maximum impact.
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Android Lust, “Berlin // Crater V2”
Android Lust’s new LP has songs, production and personality worthy of the project’s cult status.
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Autoclav1.1/Displacer, “Spacetime”
Autoclav1.1 and Displacer explore space and time on their new split release of technoid IDM.
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Volt 9000, “Deformer”
Cory Gorksi channels Volt 9000’s off-kilter energy into a new and vital form on their new LP.
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So Fragile: Eric Sochocki of FIRES
Our So Fragile mixtape this month is curated by Eric Sochocki of FIRES!
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Suicide Commando, “Forest of the Impaled”
The new album from Johan Van Roy lacks drive and energy, despite having moments of promise.
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Eye Steal, “Burning Out”
Toronto’s Eye Steal cram a lot of drama and grit into their debut for Negative Gain Productions.
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