W424, “Carnal”
Finnish industrialist Lasse Alander of Cardinal Noire goes darker and bleaker on the sophomore LP from W424.
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Years of Denial, “Suicide Disco Vol. 2”
Years of Denial focus in on an austere version of modern electronic darkwave on their new LP.
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Randolph & Mortimer, “The Incomplete Truth”
Randolph & Mortimer’s second LP is a perfect distillation of their politically minded body music, with a personal edge.
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Beborn Beton, “Darkness Falls Again”
The venerable German act returns with their latest LP of characteristic synthpop.
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Ultra Sunn, “Kill Your Idols”
The Belgian darkwavers continue to define their identity on their new EP for Fleisch.
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Nuovo Testamento, “Love Lines”
Nuovo Testamento’s sophomore LP is pure revival italo-disco throughout.
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Sad Madona, “Dramatic Dance”
The French darkwave project projects a continental air of weariness on their collection for Oraculo Records.
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Korine, “Tear”
Philadelphia’s Korine remain as winsome as ever on their new LP.
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Promenade Cinema, “Dark Designs”
The British duo invoke wonder through their goth club ready darkwave.
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Harsh R, “Seek Comfort”
The new LP from stringent electronic act Harsh R has a remarkable and affecting subtlety.
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Choke Chain, “The E.P.s of C.C. “
A collection of Choke Chain’s catalogue showcases the rapid evolution of the anxious DIY EBM act.
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Solitary Experiments, “Transcendent”
The long-running German electro quartet continue with their legacy of competent but inconsistent material.
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Autumns, “I Didn’t Mean to Send it Twice”
Irish producer Autumns can play it straight and go mutant when it suits them on their new release.
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Anti Yo, “Contrato Basura”
Argentinian body music act Anti Yo brings more dark electro to their raw body music on their new mini-album.
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Ye Gods, “Babalon Works”
Antoni Maiovvi digs into late night delirium and esoteric structures on his new LP as Ye Gods.
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