Spectres, “Presence”
Spectres’ long shift towards brighter and melodic sounds culminates in an elegant and anthemic fusion of their post-punk and new wave sounds.
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Spectres, “Nostalgia”
Spectres’ new LP consolidates the moves towards melodic new wave anthems which the peace punk band has been making over the past several years.
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Spectres, “Utopia”
Spectres’ third LP brings a more reflective tone to the band’s post-punk core.
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Spectres, “Nothing To Nowhere”
Vancouver post-punks’ sophomore record expands upon their sound and contains plenty of instant classics.
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Home Front, “Watch It Die”
Streetpunk and synthpop blend into massive anthems on the latest from Edmonton’s Home Front.
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I Die: You Die Top 25 of 2024: 25-16
Our annual Top 25 countdown commences with entries 25-16.
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Pøltergeist, “Nachtmusik”
The debut LP of Calgary’s Pøltergeist strikes upon solid melodies and anthems by approaching post-punk from a metalhead’s perspective.
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Ashbury Heights, “Ghost House Sessions Vol. 1”
A sprawling double album underscores Ashbury Heights’ enduring strengths as well as the electropop act’s more outre ideas.
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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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Tracks: March 4th, 2024
New music from Data Void, [:SITD:], Spectres, Hex Wolves, and Anaerobic (Alex Reed), plus Virgin Prunes remixed by WLDV.
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Belgrado, “Intra Apogeum”
After a lengthy layoff, Spanish post-punk act Belgrado trade out some of their fury for new wave synth colours.
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Uncanny Valley, “Fevering Stare”
Calgary’s Uncanny Valley link first wave goth and modern post-punk styles on a strong and strident debut.
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Tracks: June 6th, 2022
New music from Sturm Café, NONE OF YOUR CONCERN, Flint Glass, Pablo Bozzi, Comfort Cure, and Vlimmer.
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Tracks: September 7th, 2021
The final third of the year gets underway with tracks from SØLVE, Forma Tadre, Spectres, Plack Blague, MeLLLo, and Sexual Purity.
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We Have A Technical 361: Gas Crisis Dynamite
We’re talking about records by Yeht Mae and Spectres on this episode of We Have A Technical.
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