Blac Kolor, “Awakening”
The latest from Hendrick Grothe trades in some immediacy for subtle and understated rewards.
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Binary Park, “Life on Lines”
The third album from Binary Park redresses the balance between their production and songwriting.
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HIDE, “Castration Anxiety”
The debut LP from industrial duo HIDE trades in anxiety and raw emotion.
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Replicas: Neuroticfish, “Les Chansons Neurotiques (Remastered)”
Neuroticfish’s definitive futurepop album has aged remarkably well, as evidence by the new digital remaster.
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ESA, “That Beast”
The new album from Jamie Blacker’s ESA is more ferocious and also more thoughtful than ever before.
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We Have a Technical 198: Cheaper in Estonia
Classic format episode of the official podcast as we discuss records by Icon of Coil and Pouppée Fabrikk.
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VOWWS, “Under the World”
Australian dark rock duo go smooth and steady on their sophomore LP.
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QUAL, “The Ultimate Climax”
William Maybelline of Lebanon Hanover leans further into choleric body music on his sophomore LP as QUAL.
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Wetware, “Automatic Drawing”
Brooklyn synth duo Wetware confound and fascinate on their strangely inviting first LP.
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Egoprisme, “Among Noise”
The debut LP from the French darkwave act finds a healthy balance between the genre’s stylistic modes.
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Soho Rezanejad, “Six Archetypes”
The first LP from the Copenhagen-based artist leaves behind electropop for much stranger territory.
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Sigsaly, self-titled
The new electronic project from the duo behind Koban is a showcase for their musical personality.
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DIN, “Real Dirt”
Josie and Greg Vand’s debut LP as DIN is hypnotic and occasionally psychedelic synth music.
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So Fragile: Avi Roig of Harsh R
Our final So Fragile mixtape comes from PNW noise-industrial-punk promoter and musician Avi of Harsh R!
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Azar Swan, “Savage Exile”
Azar Swan’s third album strips their sound down, for a listen fraught with tension.
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