Lost Signal, “Light of Other Days”
The depressive futurepop project sticks close to melancholy on their latest album.
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Tag: Metropolis Records
Every week, the Senior Staff offer their perspectives on new releases from across the industrial and goth spectra.
Assemblage 23, “Null”
Tom Shear’s latest is a testament to his continued growth as a songwriter, producer, and vocalist.
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Chameleons, “Arctic Moon”
The first Chameleons album in twenty-four years marks some breaks with the band’s storied past while maintaining their romantic spirit.
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Rotersand, “Don’t Become The Thing You Hated”
Rotersand buttress their club material with the softer elements of synthpop to the strength of both on new record “Don’t Become The Thing You Hated”.
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Mari Kattman, “Year of the Katt”
The Boston chanteuse’s new LP is a nice signpost for her development as songwriter and producer.
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Ships In The Night, “Protection Spells”
The Metropolis debut from the witchy electropop act brims with likeable, earthy confidence.
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The Birthday Massacre, “Pathways”
The Birthday Massacre stay doing what they’ve always done well on their latest LP.
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The Legendary Pink Dots, “So Lonely in Heaven”
The latest from the psych-synth institution addresses life in a digital age in ways both sad and comforting.
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Unit: 187, “KillCure”
The return of the Vancouver industrial act with a new line-up is appropriately cantankerous and hostile.
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Lost Signal, “Anatomy of Melancholy”
The one-time futurepop project returns with a record of contemplative, even-tempered songs.
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genCAB, “III I II (Third Eye Gemini)”
The prolific electro-industrial act revisits some older material through the lens of its complex, modern sensibility.
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The March Violets, “Crocodile Promises”
The March Violets return with a second post-reformation record of subtle, crafty goth rock.
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