Mortal Realm, “Stab in the Dark”
Adam Jones of HAEX’s solo project Mortal Realm is solid, rhythm-driven electro-industrial.
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Male Tears, “Paradisco”
Male Tears go full electronic pop on their new record while maintaining the same ennui and moody sensibilities that brought them to the dance.
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Censor, “Swarm”
Swedish industrial veteran Jouni Ollila engages in some Klinik-worship on his new project’s debut.
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HAMMERSHØI, “Dédales”
French duo HAMMERSHØI show charm in their take on classic minimal synthpop.
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Crystal Geometry, “From the Rave to the Grave”
The latest LP from the high-tempo analogue synth project leans into some darker, spookier territory.
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Rhys Fulber, “Balance of Fear”
Rhys Fulber integrates ideas and sounds that speak to his whole career on his new industrial techno LP.
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XTR Human, “Schrank”
XTR Human’s latest LP is variable and consistent collection of modern EBM and wave sounds.
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Skull Cultist, “Hardcore Rituals”
Canadian project delivers an LP of crunchy, entertaining industrial that dips its toes into a variety of styles.
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ANI, “Folie à deux”
The debut from the Edmonton duo provides some much-needed warmth and weirdness to modern darkwave.
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Me The Tiger, “Envy”
Swedish electropop act Me The Tiger return with a new LP of fist-pumping anthems for Progress Productions.
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Black Asteroid, “Infinite Darkness”
Bryan Black’s Black Asteroid releases an LP with a wide range of guests, but that retains his trademark electro-body production style.
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Principe Valiente, “In This Light”
Principe Valiente’s new album focuses in on the shoegaze aspect of their post-punk sound.
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Tracks: May 6th, 2024
New music from Leathers, Front Line Assembly feat. Seeming, Ani, Give My Remains To Broadway, Human Performance Lab, and Sacred Skin.
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Houses of Heaven, “Within/Without”
The sophomore LP from California’s Houses of Heaven is a sharply focused take on industrialized post-punk.
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Renonce, “Nuisance Sonore”
Montreal’s Renonce comes crashing through with a taut album of noisy, lo-fi electro-industrial.
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