Weever, “Mémoires de Guerre”
French techno-industrial producer Weever’s music is inspired by the grim brutality of 13th century warfare.
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yelworC, “The Ghosts I Called”
The formative dark electro maestro returns with a collection of material that covers the last decade or so.
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Varg I Veum, self-titled
Darkwave duo Varg I Veum speak to medieval history and the European darkwave tradition on their debut LP.
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Caustic Grip, “Beneath the Skin”
The Australian electro-industrial project applies and defies its influences on its new mini-album.
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Neuroticfish, “The Demystification of the Human Heart”
Neuroticfish’s new LP is as sleek as ever, but suffused with a discontent that it addresses in compelling fashion.
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House of Harm, “Playground”
House of Harm stretch themselves and their take on bright, melodic post-punk on their sophomore LP.
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DECEITS, “If There’s No Heaven…”
Los Angeles dark post-punk trio Deceits deliver speed and mood on their debut LP.
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We Have a Commentary: ACTORS, “It Will Come To You”
We’re joined by Jason and Shannon from ACTORS to discuss their 2018 debut “It Will Come to You” on this month’s We Have a Commentary!
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X Marks the Pedwalk, “Superstition”
The legendary project returns with further refinements to its contemporary mix of melody and sleek production.
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Flesh Field, “Voice of the Echo Chamber”
Ian Ross resurrected Flesh Field addresses gun violence on a conceptually rich and sonically large comeback LP.
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Camlann, “DISMANTLE!”
Indonesian darkwave duo Camlann deliver an LP that draws ably from pop and rock sounds in imaginative and bold fashion.
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genCAB, “Signature Flaws”
genCAB’s follow-up to their comeback record explores the same intersection of songwriting and detail-oriented production.
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Soft Vein, “Pressed in Glass”
Bleak post-punk act Soft Vein delivers isolation on their debut LP.
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Ringfinger, “In A Black Frame”
Vancouver’s Ringfinger show maturity and craft on their debut LP of goth-leaning darkwave.
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Kanga, “Under Glass”
Kanga’s new LP has the LA based producer and performer leaning further into pop territory.
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