Razorback Hollow, “Solus in Tenebris”
Glass Apple Bonzai’s Daniel Belasco brings his sense of melody and composition to post-industrial on his debut as Razorback Hollow.
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Special Interest, “The Passion Of”
New Orleans synthpunk nowavers Special Interest release their crucial sophomore album.
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Synthetische Lebensform, “Symmetry”
Russian duo Synthetische Lebensform release their 3rd LP of 90’s style electro-industrial.
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Observer: Cardinal Noire & Bonini Bulga
Capsule reviews of new releases by Cardinal Noire and Bonini Bulga
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Augustus Muller, “Machine Learning Experiments (Original Soundtrack)”
Augustus Muller of Boy Harsher’s soundtrack is compiled on a single LP.
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She Hates Emotions, “Melancholic Maniac”
Blutengel’s Chris Pohl has a new synthpop project, and it’s just kind of there.
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Snog, “Lullabies for the Lithium Age”
Snog’s 11th album has suprisingly less to say about the state of things than you might expect.
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Panic Priest, “Second Seduction”
The sophomore album from Panic Priest shifts approaches, with tangible dividends.
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Houses of Heaven, “Silent Places”
The debut from the California three-piece is simultaneously very big and very dour.
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Steril, “Empiricism”
Cult German electro-industrial act’s most recent album hits digital platforms.
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NGHTCRWLR, “Let the Children Scream”
King Woman’s Kris Esfandiari makes unsettling music, subtly and brutally by turns.
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Tracks: April 20th, 2020
Late April rolls in with new songs and remixes from She Past Away, Rosegarden Funeral Party, Hante., Bedless Bones and Fractions.
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We Have a Commentary: Einstürzende Neubauten, “Halber Mensch”
This month’s Patreon-selected LP commentary podcast is Einstürzende Neubauten’s mid-80s peak.
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Absurd Minds, “Sapta”
The German melodic electro act deliver a new LP of songs that fulfill expectations.
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Vanligt Folk, “Allt E’nte”
Vanligt Folk keep things low-key strange on their latest LP.
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