Double Echo, “☾”
Lunar title aside, the new LP from Double Echo finds the darkwave trio taking a brighter turn.
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Author: Bruce
Sixth June, “1984”
Darkwave duo Sixth June release an ambitious and hypnotic forty-one minute single composition.
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TVMVLVS TABIDVS, “VITA VIA EST”
The second record from Costa Rica’s TVMVLVS TABIDVS slightly focuses their dense and intriguing style of deathrock.
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Templər, “Myths And Consequences”
The new record from Imperial Black Unit side-project Templər draws a line back to classic powernoise.
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Ghost Twin, “Love Songs For End Times”
A strong second record from Ghost Twin adds some melodic and uptempo breadth to their smooth darkwave style.
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Viva Non, “We Grow”
Despite a short run-time, the new record from Viva Non leaves an impression and provides the soundtrack to the sadboy synth summer we didn’t see sneaking up on us.
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Silent, “Modern Hate”
Mexico’s Silent use a weighty deathrock sound to take up real-world horrors.
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Nothing But Noise, “Aeon 1-9”
A grand new release from Nothing But Noise continues the project’s mission of updating and rethinking classic kosmische sound and composition.
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Leaether Strip, “Back To Industry”
The new Leaether Strip record deftly calls back to the breadth and depth of Claus Larsen’s discography with a simplicity and impact that places it amongst his best work.
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Inkubus Sukkubus, “The Way Of The Witch”
Pagan goth rock vets Inkubus Sukkubus take a turn towards folk and neo-classical on their latest outing.
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Deine Lakaien, “Dual”
Deine Lakaein’s new double record of covers and originals inspired by the former frames their magisterial darkwave both in and out of history.
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Observer: In The Nursery & Twin Tribes
Capsule reviews of new releases from In The Nursery and Twin Tribes.
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Lola Kumtus, “Pharmakos”
Finnish synthpunk duo Lola Kumtus bring EBM to bear on their new LP, but do so on their own terms.
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Sophrosyne, “Ecclesiastes”
The fresh debut record from Sophrosyne re-engineers industrial metal from the ground up with a screwball sensibility.
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Potochkine, “Sortilèges”
French duo Potochkine’s club-driven combination of coldwave, darkwave, and EBM acts as an excellent statement of arrival.
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