Linea Aspera, “LP II”
Linea Aspera return and bring new craft and mystery acquired during their sojourns to their minimal synth sound.
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Author: Bruce
None Of Your Concern, “Primer”
The debut release from None Of Your Concern presses drag and darkwave sounds into a sleek package, and promises great things.
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Karger Traum “III”
Karger Traum bust out into wilder and dreamier areas of experimentation while still keeping one foot in minimalist EBM.
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Hello Moth, “When The Sky Melted”
Winsome vocal pop from the always charming Hello Moth refreshes darker palettes.
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Rosetta Stone, “Cryptology”
Rosetta Stone’s first record of new material in 25 years is a tour de force of goth rock’s past and future, both musical and political.
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Tracks: August 4th 2020
August rolls in with selections from Endif, Hallowed Hearts, Thegn, Nordstaat and Ravetop
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Tineidae, “Exo”
Tineidae continues a push into darker ambient territory with a fully-realised deep space concept album.
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Resistor, “Driving Force”
Columbia’s Resistor deliver aggressive and minimalist throwback EBM on their first full-length.
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Lamia Vox, “Alles ist Ufer. Ewig ruft das Meer”
After a lengthy hiatus, Lamia Vox returns with an elegant and aesthetically deep combination of ritual, martial, and dark ambient sounds.
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Purgate, “Elemental”
The debut of Frédéric Arbour’s austere Purgate project lays echoing noise atop resolute beats.
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Stalingrad Valkyrie, “Martyrium Europae”
The unexpected return of Kirlian Camera side-project Stalingrad Valkyrie charts a much more neo-classical course for Angelo Bergamini and Elena Alice Fossi.
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EntreMentiras, self-titled
EntreMentiras’ brisk and melodic debut brings synthpunk, minimal wave, EBM, and synthpop into furious harmony.
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Replicas: Fatal Morgana, “The Final Destruction”
Fatal Morgana’s discography of dramatic and occasionally symphonic EBM receives a thorough reissue on Mecanica.
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Portion Control, “Head Buried”
Celebrating their fortieth anniversary, EBM/electro-punk legends Portion Control maintain their grinding, steely edge.
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Horror Vacui, “Living For Nothing”
Horror Vacui’s fourth LP finds the deathrock act exploring existential territory with a new melodic fusion of punk and goth rock.
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