Rein, “God Is A Woman”
Rein’s follow-up to “Reincarnated” attempts too many styles and brings too few properly developed tunes.
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Author: Bruce
Severe Illusion, “Totalitarianism For A New Generation”
Severe Illusion return with an even more grave and atmospheric approach to EBM.
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Observer: Donzii & David J Bull
Capsule takes on new releases by Donzii and David J Bull.
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Noj, “Waxing Moon”
Noise and atmosphere crash together wonderfully in a bracing yet crafty debut LP from German post-punk act Noj.
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Bedless Bones, “Mire Of Mercury”
Bedless Bones’ brand of darkwave shimmers between the here and now and the genre’s roots.
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STCLVR, “Post Self Abandonment”
STCLVR brings harsh industrial noise to a range of rhythms and subgenres on a varied but uncompromising record.
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Sonar, “Future Cries”
The first Sonar record in nearly a decade has Dirk Ivens and Eric Van Wonterghem returning to the most primal roots of the powernoise sound they helped create.
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Total Chroma, “Lapland”
Total Chroma’s blend of minimal wave and EBM is tightened up and given the open house treatment on new LP “Lapland”.
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Brixx, “Erotomania”
Brixx’s new concept LP links body music and smooth cinematics with preternatural cool.
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Matriarchy Roots, “The Merge”
The second LP from Restive Plaggona side-project Matriarchy Roots adds some subtle but uneasy nuance to the project’s power electronics core.
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Die Selektion, “Zeuge aus Licht”
The idiosyncrasies of Die Selektion’s impassioned style of darkwave stand in stark contrast to the current club milieu.
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Choke Chain, “Mortality”
Choke Chain’s nihilism and interest in moody dark electro are both amplified on new record “Mortality”.
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Blu Anxxiety, “Morbid Now, Morbid Later”
Freestyle, hip-hop, and general electronics are all amplified in Blu Anxxiety’s latest all-you-can-eat buffet at the goth bar.
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Unto Ashes, “Orchids Grew Here”
Longstanding American darkwavers Unto Ashes showcase their shimmering combination of neoclassical and neofolk frailty.
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mind.in.a.box, “Black And White”
mind.in.a.box’s long-awaited “Black And White” finds them at their most musically bombastic, while raising new questions about the direction and themes of their long-running multi-album narrative.
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