Rosetta Stone, “Dose Makes The Poison”
The sound and themes of the second incarnation of goth rock legends Rosetta Stone continues to come into focus.
Read MoreThe sound and themes of the second incarnation of goth rock legends Rosetta Stone continues to come into focus.
Read MoreSpark! pay off the anticipation for the reunion of the Swedish EBM act’s original line-up.
Read MoreRotersand buttress their club material with the softer elements of synthpop to the strength of both on new record “Don’t Become The Thing You Hated”.
Read MoreBlack Magnet take their brand of industrial metal in a hardcore direction while maintaining their core elements.
Read MoreThe new record from Incendie (A.T.T. Corp) blends modern TBM with vintage rhythmic noise to mixed results.
Read MoreA brighter take on dreampop and darkwave yields Sally Dige’s best work to date.
Read MoreESA returns with another gruelling display of metal-inflected rhythmic noise.
Read MoreEmpusae’s latest shows off the dark ambient vet’s mastery of sound design and composition.
Read MoreA second LP from General Dynamics bridges William Maybelline (Qual) and Emad Dabiri’s (SARIN) talents for classic and grimy 90s electro with modern club floors.
Read MoreYouth Code’s return is a reminder of why their hybrid of EBM and electro-industrial was so welcome a decade back.
Read MoreGallows’ Eve continue to outpace the rest of the trad goth field with a strong second LP.
Read MoreA concept EP concerning Anne Boleyn makes for an oddly suitable platform for Lana Del Rabies’ equally considered and extreme brand of death industrial.
Read MoreThe second Crush Of Souls LP flits between familiar retreads of classic new wave and some subtler moves.
Read MoreAn arresting vocal presence guides Valisia Odell’s first solo darkwave release.
Read MoreSolo Ansamblis’ rhythmic strengths and callbacks to lesser explored styles brings some welcome colour to post-punk.
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