Glass Apple Bonzai, “Brother Bones”
Glass Apple Bonzai’s transition from synthpop to smooth new wave rock is consolidated on the project’s new LP.
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Poison Point, “Wandering Echoes”
The promise of French darkwave project Poison Point’s reinvention as the solo venture of Timothée Gainet continues on its new LP.
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Dancing Plague, “Elogium”
Portland’s Dancing Plague does grave darkwave with a dramatic European flair.
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We Have A Commentary: “Gothic Rock” (Disc 2)
The second half of our commentary podcast on Mick Mercer’s classic “Gothic Rock” comp.
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B. West, “Ex-Fantasy”
Producer performer B. West of lié delivers a techno-influenced synthpunk effort as a solo debut.
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Data Void, “Strategies of Dissent”
Don Gordon of Numb and James Mendez of Jihad come together to create some best in class dark electro with Data Void.
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Kontravoid, “Detachment”
Cam Findlay shows further refinement of his signature smoke-machine and strobelit darkwave on his excellent new LP.
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Jäger 90, “Rückspulen”
A well curated sampler of the German EBM act’s particular brand of DAF worship.
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French Police, “Bully”
French Police have their particular take on melodic darkwave down pat on new LP.
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KMFDM, “Let Go”
The long-running ubiquitous industrial rock band show a few glimmers of musical inspiration in an otherwise standard effort.
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Cyberaktif, “eNdgame”
The reunion of the post-industrial supergroup speaks to the contemporary sounds favoured by its creators.
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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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