A Projection, “In a Different Light”
The new album from the Swedish post-punk quartet finds them leaning into high synthpop drama to great effect.
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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.
We Have A Technical 423: The Legacy Of Dave Heckman
We speak with Jim Smith as well as other friends of Dave Heckman about the Metropolis Records founder’s life and legacy.
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Hexheart, “Funeral Flowers”
God Module’s Jasyn Bangert goes personal on the surprisingly fun and fast-moving electropop sophomore Hexheart LP.
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Kill Shelter, “Asylum”
Kill Shelter welcomes a host of goth and darkwave royalty to a record which fuses homages to the past with modern production.
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Then Comes Silence, “Hunger”
Then Comes Silence’s sixth LP is another showcase for their dependably solid goth rock.
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Paradox Obscur, “Morphogenesis”
Greek duo bring their specific take on classic synth music on their new LP.
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The Birthday Massacre, “Fascination”
There’s a maturity to be found in the fantastical on the new LP from The Birthday Massacre.
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The Legendary Pink Dots, “The Museum Of Human Happiness”
The Legendary Pink Dots’ new album is a stunning reminder of their depth, power, and beauty, and might be the storied band’s best record in decades.
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iVardensphere, “Ragemaker”
Scott Fox leaves behind growling analogue synths in favour of complex percussion and orchestral ambitions on the 8th iVardensphere LP.
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Front Line Assembly, “Mechanical Soul”
The new Front Line Assembly record strips things down for a minimalist take on current and classic industrial sounds.
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Pig, “Pain is God”
The new Pig album is Raymond Watts doing his signature moves for good and ill.
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The Twilight Garden, “Revelation”
The third LP from The Twilight Garden has its lyrical, thematic and musical influences on full display.
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