Snog, “Compliance”
Snog crosses over from mocking disposable musical products to becoming one on the project’s disappointingly average new album.
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Die Krupps, “V – Metal Machine Music”
Die Krupps return firmly to their electronic metal sound with a slight stylistic twist.
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Beborn Beton, “A Worthy Compensation”
One of the best 90s synthpop acts returns with a well-written album of 90s synthpop.
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ESA, “Themes of Carnal Empowerment Pt.3: Penance”
The third installment of Jamie Blacker’s lust-themed albums further explores his intersection of composition and rhythmic noise.
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Cocksure, “Corporate Sting”
Jason Novak and Chris Connelly keep momentum and rhythm as the focus of their industrial rock project’s sophomore LP.
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Mr.Kitty, “Fragments”
Mr.Kitty takes a victory lap on his confident new album of synthwave and electropop, as affecting and genuine as ever.
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SΛRIN, “Psychic Stress”
Toronto-based techno EBM producer SΛRIN keeps things minimal and pounding on his sophomore release.
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OLMS, “Terror”
The latest from the intense and prolific Detroit synth musician is dark, raw, and subtly unnerving.
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Seeming, “Worldburners” EP
Alex Reed and Aaron Fuleki’s Seeming take their post-industrial, post-gothic, post-everything project into even strenger and more engaging new worlds on their latest EP.
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DJM|REX, “EP2”
The second all too brief EP of vocal IDM from Douglas McCarthy and Cyrusrex carries on with the warmth and listenability of it’s predecessor.
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Ego Likeness, “When the Wolves Return”
American Darkwave act Ego Likeness put their best on display on their latest album for Metropolis Records.
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Beauty Queen Autopsy, “Lotharia”
Unwoman and Caustic team-up to make dark electronic pop that stands apart from both artist’s individual catalogues.
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Solitary Experiments, “Memorandum”
The new fanset from Solitary Experiments highlights how good the melodic electro-industrial act are at mining their own catalogue for content.
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Vanligt Folk, “Jag Har Utvecklat Mig Till Både En Hund I En Katt”
Inscrutable Swedish wavers stay downtempo and weird on their debut full length.
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Pure Ground, “Standard of Living”
A new album of pulsing, skeletal industrialized synth music from Los Angeles’ Pure Ground.
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