Randal Collier-Ford, “Promethean”
Acoustic instrumentation broadens the reach of dark ambient auteur Randal Collier-Ford.
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Alphabetical Letter: C
Cyanotic, “Tech Noir”
Cyanotic’s fourth LP drapes an old school sound in new school programming and production.
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Comaduster, “Solace”
The wait for the new Comaduster record pays off with a conceptually rich and musically explosive listen.
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Coldkill, “Distance By Design”
The debut from Coldkill sells itself on its moody synthpop charm but has plenty more going on under the hood.
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Cubanate, “Brutalism”
A remastered compilation of songs from Cubanate’s first three LPs is a testament to their lasting impact.
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Crisis Actor, “Slave New World”
David Thrussell and Tony D’Oporto team-up for a conspiracy-minded electro record.
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Clan Of Xymox, “Days Of Black”
The latest Clan Of Xymox holds some rewards for the darkwave legends’ faithful.
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Cervello Elettronico, “Logical Fears”
The fifth Cervello Elettronico LP is single-minded in its focus on mechanical rhythms.
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Covenant, “The Blinding Dark”
The veteran Swedes enter more obscure territory on their pensive, introspective new album.
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Cygnets, “Alone/Together”
Edmonton’s Cygnets continue their run of archly melodramatic synthpop/new wave LPs on their second release for Negative Gain.
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Cyborgs on Crack, “Industrial Polka Classics”
The Croation project makes weird, post-industrial music influenced by Severed Heads and Psychic TV, but possessed of its own brand of eccentricity.
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Celldöd, “Mekaniskt Gränsland”
Celldöd’s second release in 2015 is a tougher and more succinct hybrid of techno minimalism and EBM.
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Caustic, “Industrial Music”
A moody and violent refinement of Caustic’s sound awaits listeners of Industrial Music.
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Cocksure, “Corporate Sting”
Jason Novak and Chris Connelly keep momentum and rhythm as the focus of their industrial rock project’s sophomore LP.
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Cardinal Noire, self-titled
Cardinal Noire’s debut is a fantastic piece of classic electro-industrial, tackling the original masters of the genre head-on.
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