Urban Heat, “The Tower”
Urban Heat capitalize on their tour-built buzz with a tight and anthemic statement of arrival.
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We Have A Commentary: Cygnets, “Isolator”
The criminally underrated Cygnets are the subject of this month’s We Have A Commentary episode.
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Sophia, “The Age Of The Narcissist”
Sophia’s misanthropic ambient/martial industrial feels of the moment.
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The Ineffectuals, “First Offering”
A splattering of noise rock, synthpunk, and EBM is held together by The Ineffectuals’ anxious and arch charms.
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1186, “Histeria”
A tight and blistering debut from Bogotá’s 1186 makes for some of the freshest and meanest deathrock you’ll hear this year.
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Selofan, “Animal Mentality”
Selofan deliver an unremitting slab of coldwave atmospherics.
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Ortrotasce, “Dispatches From Solitude”
Ortrotasce serve smooth and classy synthpop elegance on their latest.
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Feyleux, “Midnight Hearts”
Feyleux’s debut showcases an uncanny amount of darkwave savvy and reach.
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Eric de Vries, “My Battle”
Winterkälte’s Eric de Vries confronts mortality head on with his first solo record while maintaining the rhythmic density and intensity of his extant work.
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Drew McDowall, “A Thread, Silvered and Trembling”
Electro-acoustic harmonies create a contemplative and almost sacred mood on the latest from master experimentalist Drew McDowall.
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Synapscape, “Decadenz”
A double EP release points to Synapscape’s early, brutal roots as well as their more experimental side.
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Bel Canto, “Radiant Green”
After more than twenty year on hiatus, ethereal/dream-pop royalty Bel Canto return with a record reflective of their maturity.
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Klack, “Modern Production”
The Klack lads put work into having fun on their latest record of new beat/EBM party tracks.
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MVTANT, “Electronic Body Horror”
A tight and minimalist trek to the roots of post-industrial music serves MVTANT well on the project’s first full-length.
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ROÜGE, “Legacy”
Another bracing techno/EBM record from French producer ROÜGE revisits hard-hitting club industrial of yore from a fresh perspective.
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