Synthetische Lebensform, “Extravagant”
Russia’s Synthetische Lebensform offer up a fun and energetic tear through classic electro-industrial territory.
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Alphabetical Letter: S
Stars Crusaders, “Welcome To Hydra”
Stars Crusaders’ second record fuses italo and futurepop sounds to mixed ends.
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Statiqbloom, “Blue Moon Blood”
Statiqbloom’s sophomore LP of electro-industrial has surprising depth hidden beneath its twitching, pounding surface.
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[:SITD:], “Trauma: Ritual”
The latest from [:SITD:] is a strong return to form for the German electro sculptors.
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Sleep Clinic, “Stray Light”
A double album from Sleep Clinic warps traditional rubrics for noise and ambiance.
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Replicas: Severe Illusion, “Discipline Is Reward Enough”
The first LP from caustic Swedish EBM act Severe Illusion receives an extensive reissue.
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Sixth June, “Virgo Rising”
Berlin duo Sixth June take up classic darkwave sounds but also find new ways to produce a beguiling nocturnal atmosphere.
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Imminent/Synapscape, “The Humanoid Problem”
The new collaboration between powernoise movement OGs is a lot more playful than you might expect.
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Shimmer Crush, “These Four Walls”
Shimmer Crush sketch out explorations of sound design on a downtempo Crime League debut.
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SPARK!, “Maskiner”
The first LP from SPARK!’s new line-up maintains their quirky take on neo-oldschool EBM.
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SØLVE, “The Negative”
The very personal solo effort from Brant Showers of ∆AIMON is features of a new sense of rhythmic violence.
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Sophia, “Unclean”
Sophia return with an oddly tranquil iteration of their ambient industrial sound.
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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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SECAM Kino, “Destined Ages”
Gritty rhythmic noise with a surprising amount of nuance from the Los Angeles DIY project.
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Synesect, “Blue Rooms”
The versatility of darkwave is exercised well on the first EP from Synesect, the new project featuring Vanessa of The Harrow.
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