Tineidae, “Slowly Drown In Static”
Ukrainian producer Tineidae returns after a five year hiatus with a record of darkly cinematic pieces.
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Rosetta Stone, “Seems Like Forever”
The first Rosetta Stone release in nearly twenty years polishes and represents Porl King’s work from that interim period.
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[:SITD:], “Stunde X”
Stunde X continues [:SITD:]’s run of dependable, if also predictable, high-gloss electro-industrial.
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Automelodi, “Mirages au Futur Verre-brisé”
Automelodi push synthpop instrumentation to the limits in an ambitious third LP.
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Alphaxone, “Chronosphere”
A deeply calming new LP from Alphaxone shows off Mehdi Saleh’s steady hand for cosmic dark ambient.
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INVA//ID, “Masochism In D Minor”
Classic electro-indutrial and dark electro are delivered with flair on INVA//ID’s new LP.
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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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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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