Trauma Phase, “The Origin Of Social Disabilities”
A fun and engaging combo of new beat, dark electro, and EBM sounds guide Trauma Phase’s debut release.
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Replicas: Corpus Delicti, “Rarities”
Classic French goth rock act Corpus Delicti mark their reactivation with a release of archival material.
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Spectres, “Nostalgia”
Spectres’ new LP consolidates the moves towards melodic new wave anthems which the peace punk band has been making over the past several years.
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Raskolnikov, “Lazy People Will Destroy You”
Geneva post-punk act Raskolnikov have some bright moments of polish on their second LP.
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Lié. “You Want It Real”
Vancouver trio Lié continue to deliver dense, uncompromising dark punk on their new LP.
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SDH, “Against Strong Thinking”
SDH’s new EP imbues minimal synth and darkwave tracks with subtle depth.
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Double Echo, “Burning In Blue”
Double Echo bring all of their dreamy darkwave stylings to bear on a rich and rewarding LP.
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ESA, “Burial 10”
ESA continues to bring primeval rage and near-flawless technical execution to powernoise on “Burial 10”.
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Hatari, “Neyslutrans”
Hatari’s first LP reiterates the Icelandic band’s crossover appeal, but lacks larger cohesion.
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Nordvargr, “Daath”
Nordvargr’s new record continues metaphysical pursuits, while adding earthy textures to death industrial sounds.
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Sixth June, “Trust”
Sixth June’s third LP strips darkwave down to its core elements while still connoting deep emotions and lush atmospheres.
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White Light Monorail, “The Gravitational Field Of Oblivion”
Former Battery Cage members continue to add colour and melody to their new project, White Light Monorail.
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Alex Reed, “Midnight To Midnight”
Alex Reed of Seeming takes 24 hours to write and record an LP highlighting his genre-hopping style and recurring themes.
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Twin Tribes, “Ceremony”
A slight turn towards pure goth reinforces Twin Tribes’ charm and power on their sophomore LP.
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Replicas: Forma Tadre, “Brightful Times”
An early EP and previously unheard demos widen the already expansive range of Forma Tadre’s sounds and influences.
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