DJMREX, “EP1”
The debut from Douglas McCarthy’s new project is as heady and complex as it is warm and inviting.
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M‡яc▲ll▲, “HЄRЄŦłC”
The mysterious post-witch house producer continues the rapid evolution of their dusky, horror-themed style.
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Klangstabil, “Shadowboy”
Long-running electronic music duo continue with the electropop direction of their last album, with the addition of some complex conceptual ideas.
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Replicas: Pop Will Eat Itself “Dos Dedos Mis Amigos”
We check out the reissue of the Poppies seminal mid-Nineties industrial rock record, and the disk of unreleased material that accompanies it.
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Die Krupps, “The Machinists of Joy”
Returning with their first LP of all new material in 16 years, Die Krupps sound exactly as you would expect them to… in a positive way.
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Tracks: November 25th, 2013
Body Music mondays is go, with cuts from Neuroticfish, Blac Kolor, Vomito Negro, Pouppée Fabrikk and Cryo.
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CONCLΔVE, self-titled
The young Filipino producer goes for obscure and mysterious without layering on the darkness in his debut for Phantasma Disques.
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Gatekeeper, “Young Chronos”
The new free-to-download EP from the NYC duo marries their squelchy high-concept techno to a new set of orchestral sounds.
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The Exploding Boy, “Four”
The Swedish post-punk quartet wear their influences loud and proud in a largely successful crossover effort.
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VNV Nation, “Transnational”
The latest from Mark Jackson and Ronan Harris fails to buck the creative inertia that his gripped the project for almost a decade.
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Tracks: October 28th, 2013
Goth Christmas season is in full effect with new tunes and remixes from Mr.Kitty, Corvx de Timor, Principe Valiente, Pure Ground and Gatekeeper.
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Cervello Elettronico, “Anima Meccanica”
The first album for Hands from the rhythmic electro project is a spookier, more foreboding affair.
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Perc & Einstürzende Neubauten, “Interpretations”
The collaboration between the noted techno artist and the industrial godfathers provides new perspectives on both their works.
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Kloq, “Begin Again”
Empirion’s Oz Morsley transitions his techno-EBM project into a full electro-rock band, with disappointing results.
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Diaphane, “Lifeforms”
The second album from Ab Ovo’s Régis Baillet evokes shapes and motions through careful composition and sound design.
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