The Rorschach Garden, “Young Lovesongs”
Philipp Münch’s The Rorschach Garden offers a blunt and at times painful look back at teen experiences through a synthpop lens.
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Saigon Blue Rain, “OKO”
Parisian duo Saigon Blue Rain make some overt moves towards modern darkwave dancefloors with fourth LP “OKO”.
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Liebknecht, “Fabrikat”
Collating Daniel Myer and Rinaldo Bite’s recent work as Liebknecht, “Fabrikat” underscores the influence of early electro on the project’s vision of dark techno.
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Uncanny Valley, “Fevering Stare”
Calgary’s Uncanny Valley link first wave goth and modern post-punk styles on a strong and strident debut.
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Vlimmer, “Menschenleere”
Another idiosyncratic LP from Vlimmer again showcases the project’s dense and fast-moving approach to darkwave and post-punk sounds.
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Hada, “In The Heart Of An Endless Winter”
Greek duo Hada masterfully blend different sounds to produce as lush an ethereal darkwave record as you’re likely to find.
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Object, “Epilogue Of Fear”
A bit more psychedelia and electro-industrial is added to Object’s established retro dark electro template on the German project’s new LP.
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XLV, “Spinal Landscape”
A new tape from XLV offers concrete, minimalist takes on rhythmic noise.
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Buzz Kull, “Fascination”
Buzz Kull makes a strong play for dancefloors at the intersection of EBM and darkwave on new LP “Fascination”.
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General Dynamics, “Weaponize Your Dreams”
Some classic electro-industrial influence makes its way into the debut of new collaborative project General Dynamics (SARIN & QUAL).
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Soft Crash, “Your Last Everything”
Soft Crash, the team-up of Phase Fatale and Pablo Bozzi, offers a smooth and subtle read on a plethora of techno-adjacent sounds.
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Panic Priest, “Psychogoria”
Healthy dollops of bright pop and ghoulish darkwave lift up Panic Priest’s funhouse take on goth.
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Caldon Glover, “Labyrintia”
Caldon Glover takes their sample and field-recording based approach to composition into deep dark ambient territory.
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Protectorate, “II”
Some metallic shadings are added to Protectorate’s tribute to Vancouver-school electro industrial.
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At The Heart Of The World, “Paroxysm”
Another EP keeps At The Heart Of The World’s run of grimy electro-industrial going in 2022.
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