SARIN, “Moral Cleansing”
SARIN’s new LP adds moody dark electro sounds to add weight to the project’s EBM-techno delivery.
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Secret Shame, “Dark Synthetics”
Energetic and well-executed goth rock is the order of the day on the debut LP from the North Carolina band.
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Spit Mask, “You May Feel Some Pressure”
Spit Mask’s new LP is meaner and more potent in terms of sonics and thematics than ever before.
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Observer: Mascarpone & Saigon Blue Rain
Short form reviews of new records by Mascarpone and Saigon Blue Rain.
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Silent EM, “The Absence”
Silent EM’s debut serves up mean, synthpunky darkwave with a baleful attitude.
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Slighter, “Automata”
Portland-based producer Slighter displays intense focus and unity on new LP “Automata”.
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She Past Away, “Disko Ankisyete”
The third album from Turkish darkwave duo She Past Away is a solid genre exercise with appeal.
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Statiqbloom, “Asphyxia”
Statiqbloom’s newest and best release to date is a msterclass in vicious, stripped-down electro-industrial.
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[:SITD:], “Stunde X”
Stunde X continues [:SITD:]’s run of dependable, if also predictable, high-gloss electro-industrial.
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Observer: Notausgang & Sharplines
EPs from French acts Notausgang and Sharplines shed some new and brighter light on techno-EBM.
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Observer: SARIN X Imperial Black Unit & FEE LION
A new collaboration from SARIN and Imperial Black Unit and a new EP from FEE LION are reviewed.
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Standalone, self-titled
Hate Dept’s Seibold’s debuts an electro-pop project with an earthy appeal.
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Syrian, “Sirius Interstellar”
Italian duo Syrian try on a few different styles on their fifth LP.
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Street Sects, “The Kicking Mule”
Street Sect’s sophomore record shows them expanding in ideas and delivery while keeping matters raw and personal.
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SRSQ, “Unreality”
Kennedy Ashlyn’s debut as SRSQ finds new paths forward through difficult terrain.
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