dISHARMONY, “Fragments of Time”
Slovakian industrialists dISHARMONY explore the middle ground between IDM and dark electro on their new LP.
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Bestial Mouths, “Heartless”
Bestial Mouths’ 2016 album draws from several genres and crackles with fraught energy.
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Glass Apple Bonzai, “In The Dark”
Glass Apple Bonzai goes all in on their Satanic synthpop album.
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Marc Heal, “The Hum”
Cubanate mastermind Marc Heal presents a solo album of lyrically dense storytelling.
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Out Out, “Swan/Dive?”
Mark Alan Miller’s Out Out returns with a mixed bag of songs that hearkens back to the project’s history.
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Urusai, “Unsettled”
Vancouver’s lo-fi IDM project finds emotion between the beats on sophomore LP.
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KNK, “Dead Body Music 1+2”
Belgian duo KnK recall gritty early nineties dark electro on this compilation of their first two EPs.
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Pig, “The Gospel”
The first LP from PIG since 2005 flirts with interesting sounds, but mostly relies on Raymond Watts’ personality to carry it.
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Cygnets, “Alone/Together”
Edmonton’s Cygnets continue their run of archly melodramatic synthpop/new wave LPs on their second release for Negative Gain.
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Assemblage 23, “Endure”
The new album from Tom Shear’s long-running project deals in the strengths and sounds that have defined A23 since their debut.
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Null Device, “While You Were Otherwise Engaged”
The electronic pop quartet’s new album comes across as deeply sincere in both construction and message.
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Photograph: The Blood of Others, “I Used to Think Everything Was Beautiful”
Michael Kurt fills us in with track by track commentary on the debut of his new project The Blood of Others.
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Mind Teardown, “Double Wire Salad”
The side-project of Cyborgs on Crack is more explicitly industrial, but no less strange.
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Weird Candle, “Alter Ego”
Vancouver’s twitchy synthpunk duo capture their live energy on their new LP.
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Leaether Strip, “Reptile Man Drop”
Claus Larsen pays tribute to Simple Minds on a surprisingly fun new EP.
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