Black Nail Cabaret, “Pseudopop”
The new album from the Hungarian synth duo lives and dies by the voice of Emese Arvai-Illes.
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Syrian, “Sirius Interstellar”
Italian duo Syrian try on a few different styles on their fifth LP.
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Observer: Cretin Dilettante & Dead Husband
Short form reviews of releases from Dead Husband and Cretin Dilletante.
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In Strict Confidence, “Hate2Love”
The new album from the German veterans is executed with skill, but suffers from a lack of worthwhile songs.
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Tracks: November 19th, 2018
New music from Agent Side Grinder, MZ.412, Fron Line Assembly, Stockhaussen, and Villes Nouvelles, plus an exclusive premiere from Vlimmer!
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Lycia, “In Flickers”
The latest from American darkwave royalty illustrates their continued creative momentum.
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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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Diesein, “Songs About Sally”
Laslo Antal of Sixth June injects some neon warmth into melancholia with his Diesein project’s debut.
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Michael Idehall, “Aion Reborn”
Prolific ritual industrialist Michael Idehall goes subterranean on his new release.
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Reptilicus & Senking, “Unison”
Freewheeling experimentalism defines these otherwise foreboding sounds on this long-gestating collaboration.
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Cocksure, “Be Rich”
The third LP from Jason Novak and Chris Connelly’s Cocksure shows off a looser, groovier version of the project.
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Henric de la Cour, “Gimme Daggers”
Henric de la Cour’s third LP as a solo artist sounds like a struggle.
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Leaether Strip, “World Molæster”
Claus Larsen’s latest album shows off how versatile Leaether Strip is as a project in 2018.
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Helix, “Twin”
Tom Shear and Mari Kattman christen their new project with a diverse suite of songs that highlight their individual strengths.
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