Pablo Bozzi, “Street Reign”
Rising italo-body producer Pablo Bozzi adds some goa sounds to his already potent mix.
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The Birthday Massacre, “Fascination”
There’s a maturity to be found in the fantastical on the new LP from The Birthday Massacre.
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Stabbing Westward, “Chasing Ghosts”
Stabbing Westward’s comeback LP highlights the core appeal of their emotional, industrial rock sound.
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defrag, “Float”
defrag returns with their signature blend of technoid sound design and emotive songs.
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Collide, “Notes from the Universe”
Long-running darkwave act Collide are all about the subtler pleasures on their new LP.
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ESA, “Designer Carnage”
Jamie Blacker adds so many different sounds and ideas to his already complex and potent rhythmic noise.
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iVardensphere, “Ragemaker”
Scott Fox leaves behind growling analogue synths in favour of complex percussion and orchestral ambitions on the 8th iVardensphere LP.
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The Devil & the Universe, “GOATopia”
a+w mainstays The Devil & The Universe are back with more hedonistic jams for your pagan rave.
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Traitrs, “Horses in the Abbatoir”
Toronto duo Traitrs have consistency on their side on their latest LP of doomy post-punk.
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genCAB, “Thoughts Beyond Words”
The long awaited return of the US industrial project highlights David Dutton’s strength as a songwriter and producer.
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SNAKEATSNAKE, self-titled
Grimy lo-fi old school EBM is the order of the day for the Bulgarian project.
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HAEX, “Aethyr Abyss Void”
The Los Angeles Industrial duo show their gift for grinding industrial rock on their long-awaited debut LP.
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Rosegarden Funeral Party, “In the Wake of Fire”
Gothic Texas rockers deal in bracing dramatic excess on their new LP. +
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Bedless Bones, “Bending the Iron Bough”
Bedless Bones adds a dose of earthy paganism to her darkwave sound on her second LP.
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Headless Nameless, “Ominus Spiritus”
Encaphalon’s Alis Device and Matt Ghostorm apply their penchant for dramatic arrangements to doomy rock music.
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