Das Ich, “Fanal”
Das Ich’s first album in nearly two decades holds to the dramatic and honest blend of darkwave, goth, and industrial which made them so sorely missed.
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X Marks The Pedwalk, “Insomnia”
X Marks The Pedwalk’s long-running second act firmly shifts into pure synthpop territory with the charming “Insomnia”.
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Home Front, “Watch It Die”
Streetpunk and synthpop blend into massive anthems on the latest from Edmonton’s Home Front.
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Lana Del Rabies, “Omnipotent Fuck”
Lana Del Rabies’ visceral and personal approach to death industrial continues to expand its sonic and thematic range.
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Ash Barrett, “Uncaged”
Former Tassel member Ash Barrett returns to his noise rock roots with an extra application of industrial grime.
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Morwan, “Vse po kolu, znovu”
Morwan’s latest record brings unexpected weight and muscle to the project’s normally lithe and folk-inspired post-punk.
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Zanias, “Cataclysm”
While adding some trance and pop colour to her read on darkwave, “Cataclysm” finds Zanias morphing and mutating in response to her own body of work.
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Crematorius, “Efterbörd”
Nordvargr returns to his death industrial roots, reviving one of his earliest projects.
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Potochkine, “Sang D’Encre”
Paris’ Potochkine return with a stripped-down yet distinct set of club heaters.
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Caustic, “Fiend II”
A month after its companion release, “Fiend II” focuses on the downcast side of longtime Madison producer Caustic’s work.
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Chameleons, “Arctic Moon”
The first Chameleons album in twenty-four years marks some breaks with the band’s storied past while maintaining their romantic spirit.
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Promenade Cinema, “Afterlife”
The third album from UK duo Promenade Cinema offers a clutch of elegantly balanced but dramatically delivered darkwave/electropop tunes.
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HIDE, “Spit Or Swallow Every Soul Will Taste Death”
HIDE’s spleen is vented in some new yet still abrasive and noisy directions on a new EP.
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Ash Code, “Synthome”
Darkwave vets Ash Code come back from hiatus with a solid and varied effort.
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Gaping Chasm, “Ergospective”
An archival release from Slovakia’s Gaping Chasm functions as a potent time capsule of 90s dark electro.
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