Arcana, “Magna Silentia”
A reactivated Arcana returns to the group’s ur-sources of neo-classical and dark ambient, shaped by experience and loss.
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Author: Bruce
Rosetta Stone, “Executing Nostalgia”
A dense combination of originals and covers overlays nearly every style in Rosetta Stone mainman Porl King’s catalog.
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Purest Form, “Resistance”
Purest Form’s new EP offers an invigorated read on classic markers of 90s electronic extremity.
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Synapscape, “The Future”
Power noise vets Synapscape continue their late career reappraisal of the sounds preceding the sub-genre they helped to establish.
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YZBL, “Hermaphrodite”
Grinding and grimy industrial metal holds court on former Tassel member YZBL’s latest.
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Tracks: August 24th, 2026
New cuts and covers from Skren, Odonis Odonis, MRDTC, and Ortrotasce.
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Tracks: August 17th, 2026
New tunes and mixes from Ringfinger, Pixel Grip, CK 37, and Haus Arafna.
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Horror Vacui, “Shadows Sanctuary”
The first LP from Horror Vacui in six years finds the Italian group reworking the equanimity between their goth rock and punk rock aspects.
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Analfabetism, “Konsten Att Andas Med En Grep Genom Ena Lungan”
Another considered yet still extreme release from Analfabetism finds Fredrik Djurfeldt feathering some new nuance into the death industrial project.
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Dead Voices On Air, “mothcomma”
Dead Voices On Air reset and begin again with a sprawling and varied tour through Mark Spybey’s varied modes of experimentation.
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GÖRL, “Dark Silver Moon Light”
EBM godfather Robert Görl’s collaboration with Sylvie Marks yields wounded looks back at the DAF founder’s history and future legacy.
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Blokkontroll, “Odin Na Odin”
Blokkontroll continues its unremitting approach to manic, minimalist EBM.
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Norillag, “Kombinat”
A studio floor recording captures the intensity of Norillag’s scrap metal industrial performances.
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Antigen Shift, “Verified Unidentified”
Antigen Shift return in grand fashion with a record drawing upon the last quarter century of industrial sub-styles.
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Puerta Negra, “Metafísica”
Puerta Negra return with a welcome blast of their raw, mutant EBM sound.
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