PreEmptive Strike 0.1, “Through the Astral Cold”
The Greek electro-industrialists strip their sound down to fundamentals on a less experimental but still expertly executed new LP.
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Imminent/Synapscape, “The Humanoid Problem”
The new collaboration between powernoise movement OGs is a lot more playful than you might expect.
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We Have a Commentary: Laibach, "Opus Dei"
On this month’s Patreon supported bonus podcast, we do a commentary for Laibach’s everlasting statement “Opus Dei”.
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Black Nail Cabaret, “Dichromat”
The first Black Nail Cabaret LP with a new lineup is resolutely held aloft by the voice of Emese Árvai-Illés.
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Cervello Elettronico, “Logical Fears”
The fifth Cervello Elettronico LP is single-minded in its focus on mechanical rhythms.
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The Gothsicles, “I Feel Sicle”
The latest from The ‘Sicles has a broader range of musical ideas than any of their previous albums.
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Verin, “This is Not an Exit”
Chris Shortt’s industrial project Verin is restless, exploring numerous styles with a singular mood.
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We Have a Commentary: Ashbury Heights, "Take Cair Paramour"
On this special bonus podcast we listen to Ashbury Height’s superlative 2010 tour-de-force “Take Cair Paramour”!
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dISHARMONY, “Fragments of Time”
Slovakian industrialists dISHARMONY explore the middle ground between IDM and dark electro on their new LP.
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Bestial Mouths, “Heartless”
Bestial Mouths’ 2016 album draws from several genres and crackles with fraught energy.
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Glass Apple Bonzai, “In The Dark”
Glass Apple Bonzai goes all in on their Satanic synthpop album.
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Marc Heal, “The Hum”
Cubanate mastermind Marc Heal presents a solo album of lyrically dense storytelling.
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Out Out, “Swan/Dive?”
Mark Alan Miller’s Out Out returns with a mixed bag of songs that hearkens back to the project’s history.
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Urusai, “Unsettled”
Vancouver’s lo-fi IDM project finds emotion between the beats on sophomore LP.
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KNK, “Dead Body Music 1+2”
Belgian duo KnK recall gritty early nineties dark electro on this compilation of their first two EPs.
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