1919, “Futurecide”
The new record from proto-goth legends 1919 links today’s crises to the band’s roots while changing up their sound.
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Author: Bruce
Covenant, “Fieldworks Exkursion”
The latest from Covenant is a radically potent EP full of musical and conceptual experimentation.
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Tracks: April 8th, 2019
New music from Wychdoktor, Fixmer / McCarthy, Rhys Fulber & Blush Response, And Void (iVardensphere & This Morn’ Omina), 3Teeth, and Physical Wash.
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Children On Stun, “Echoes”
Goth rock true-schoolers Children On Stun decloak off the starboard bow with a reunion EP.
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A Covenant Of Thorns, “Shadows & Serenades”
Long-running act A Covenant Of Thorns pursue synthpop craft to subtle yet evocative ends.
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Multiple Man, “High On The Hog”
The new EP from Multiple Man further arches the spine of their unique take on body music.
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The Young Gods, “Data Mirage Tangram”
The first new LP from Swiss legends The Young Gods in nine years maintains the hypnotic grooves of their latter-era material.
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Tracks: March 25th, 2019
A remix-heavy Monday brings reworkings and originals of tunes from Muet, Korine, Damascus Knives (Cervello Elettronico), Wet Nurse, TET – Travailleur En Trance, and Apoptygma Berzerk.
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Physical Wash, “Physical Death”
Susan Subtract’s first release as Physical Wash picks up where High-Functioning Flesh left off with a set of loose and groovy body music jams.
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Download, “Unknown Room”
Potentially Download’s final LP, “Unknown Room” carries on the bubbling IDM experimentation which came to define the Key/Western era of the project.
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Run Level Zero, “Swaerm”
Sweden’s Run Level Zero make their long-awaited return with somber, shimmering electro-industrial experimentation.
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Replicas: Lassigue Bendthaus, “Cloned (+Singles)” & “Render”
Two LPs from Uwe Schmidt’s influential but oft-overlooked Lassigue Bendthaus project are reissued in all their genre-bending glory.
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Mz.412, “Svartmyrkr”
Swedish black industrialists MZ.412 return after more than a decade with a bombastic and ambitious LP.
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Acretongue, “Ghost Nocturne”
The long awaited follow-up to “Strange Cargo” reaffirms Acretongue’s talent for sound design and mood.
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IDK, “IDK One”
An archival prelude to the Rendered project casts new light on Daniel Myer’s techno ambitions.
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