End to End: Cryo, “In Your Eyes”
We pick through the new single by the Swedish interstellar EBM project.
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Alphabetical Letter: C
In Conversation: Covenant, “Leaving Babylon”
The senior staff, both longtime Covenant fans, discuss the merits of the Swedish act’s latest opus.
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Controlled Collapse, “Babel”
The Polish electro-industrial outfit trades in solid, easy to enjoy tunes on their third LP.
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Container 90, “Working Class League”
Anhalt heroes Container 90 serve up another platter of Oi!BM fun, and manage to work in some subtle new musical flourishes.
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Comaduster, “Hollow Worlds”
The first proper LP from Réal Cardinal is a triumph, both technically and artistically, and as an exercise in exploding genre via songcraft.
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End To End: Comaduster, “Winter Eyes”
Comaduster gives us the first glimpse of his long-awaited forthcoming LP on Tympanik.
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Corvx de Timor, “Scars Heal”
The new EP from the recently renamed project handily sums up the direction and gradient of artist Ben Arp’s witch house inspired material.
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Clan of Xymox, “Kindred Spirits”
The new Clan of Xymox covers record isn’t so much bad as wholly unnecessary, which might actually be worse.
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In Conversation: Covenant, “Northern Light”
A decade after its release, we reflect on Covenant’s immaculately produced bid for crossover success, revisit its club hits, and try to frame it within the band’s overall body of work.
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Caustic, “The Man Who Couldn’t Stop”
Caustic doubles-down on the studio polish of last year’s outing, and field tests a wide range of sounds in rapid succession over the course of a mammoth LP.
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Cruise [Ctrl], “…Are Not What They Seem”
Belgium’s Cruise [Ctrl] draw upon Twin Peaks for inspiration on their third LP, and strike a newfound balance between noise and rhythm.
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In Conversation: Chrysalide, “Don’t Be Scared, It’s About Life”
The senior staff likes to talk about records in a looser format from time to time, and Chrysalide’s recent exercise in anger (mis)management seemed like a perfect subject.
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Cenotype, “The Hour Before”
The new EP from New Jersey’s Cenotype is a complete package, both musically and physically.
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Continues, Self-Titled
The exceptionally meaningful first album of “desire and drum machines” from Babyland’s Dan Gatto fulfills its promise, and more.
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Carter Tutti Void, “Transverse”
This live recording from Mute’s Short Circuit festival captures a remarkable performance from Chris & Cosey and Factory’s Floor’s Nik Void.
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