Front Line Assembly, “WarMech”
Deep sound design defines FLA’s new video game soundtrack, the sequel to AirMech.
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Alphabetical Letter: F
Rhys Fulber, “Your Dystopia, My Utopia”
Rhys Fulber explores dark, industrialized techno on an LP that highlights his diverse skillset in a fresh way.
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The Frozen Autumn, “The Fellow Traveller”
The Frozen Autumn pursue a purely synth-driven and lighter incarnation of their darkwave style.
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FIRES, “Red Goes Grey”
Eric Sochocki’s debut as FIRES uses synthwave production as a delivery mechanism for big hooks and highly emotional vocals.
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FORCES, “NEWBODY”
FORCES have relocated, but their pan-historical, heavily-saturated techno-EBM fusion is still close at hand.
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Fractured Transmission, “In The Company Of Wolves”
The latest from noise merchant Fractured Transmission takes a new rhythmic tack and is stronger for it.
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Forever Grey, “Alabaster Chamber”
Resolutely dark coldwave from Forever Grey takes on a variety of subtle formations.
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Replicas: Flash Zero, “Conspiracy”
A look at the exhaustive reissue of Flash Zero’s second album, which plunged headlong into the EBM sounds of its day.
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Front 242, “[Filtered] Pulse”
A truncated reissue of Front 242’s 2003 releases provides a different view of where the band was at post the turn of the millenium.
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Foxxy Newport, “Neutral”
The Mr.Kitty produced debut from the San Francisco based vocalist fuses electropop and other genres into a catchy hybrid.
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The Fourth Man, “onaniershow”
Another piece of Vancouver’s industrial legacy re-emerges, with the never before released sophomore album from The Fourth Man.
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Front Line Assembly, “Echoes”
The remix companion to 2013’s Echogenetic is carefully curated and shows an expanded view of where FLA is in the present day.
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Replicas: The Fourth Man, self-titled
A reissue by Vancouver’s oft-overlooked The Fourth Man emerges from the vaults with raw electro-industrial which sounds utterly fresh in 2014.
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Fostercare, “Innerspace vol 1”
Fostercare delivers another free-association techno headfuck, but draws from a whole new range of sources.
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Funker Vogt, “Companion In Crime”
Checking in with Funker Vogt, the German military EBM stalwarts are found lacking even in the cheap thrills which used to be their stock and trade.
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