Be My Enemy, “The Enemy Within”
Phil Barry’s solo-project releases its sophomore album and solidifies its standing in the world of guitar industrial.
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Antigen Shift, “Brotherhood”
Following an 8 year absence Antigen Shift returns with a new member, and new outlook and some intriguing new ideas.
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Borghesia, “And Man Created God”
The Slovenian post-industrial act returns with their first album of new material in almost 20 years.
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Black Sheep Screaming, “Tri-Polar Maneuvers”
The Serbian electro-industrial outfit ups the ante on beautiful chaos.
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Front Line Assembly, “Echoes”
The remix companion to 2013’s Echogenetic is carefully curated and shows an expanded view of where FLA is in the present day.
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Glass Apple Bonzai, self-titled
The debut album from Daniel X Belasco’s retro synthpop project focuses on songwriting over everything else.
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Replicas: Lassigue Bendthaus, “Matter”
Dark Entries reissues the seminal LP by Uwe Schmidt’s electro-industrial project that presaged any number of genre records that came afterwards.
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Kommando, “Kranial Klash”
The newly resurrected project by Dan Courtman makes a surprisingly listenable (and enjoyable) iteration of power electronics.
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Tracks: April 28th, 2014
Vegan pizza, Swedish EBM and a whole wack of new tracks from 3 Teeth, Black Sheep Screamin, DSX featuring Sid Lamar, Vandalaze and Information Society remixed by Aesthetic Perfection!
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:Wumpscut:, “Bulwark Bazooka”
Another year, another record from the legendary dark-electro act with the usual diminishing returns in full effect.
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Gabi Delgado, “1”
The new album from the legendary DAF vocalist speaks to some of his legacy while studiously avoiding trying to replicate past successes.
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End to End: Blush Response, “The Drift”
NYC industrial act Blush Response are back with a new single and a pretty slick line-up of remixers.
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Vomito Negro, “Death Sun”
The 2014 incarnation of the Belgian EBM act scales back the bleakness fuzzy atmosphere of their last couple releases and allows other elements of their sound into the spotlight.
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Combichrist, “We Love You”
The biggest band of the last decade of industrial club music struggle in their transition into a full-fledged electro-rock act.
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Police Des Moeurs, self-titled
Classic synthpop with an out of bounds sensibility from the Montreal based project.
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