Body of Light, “Bitter Reflection”
The Arizona brothers’ most recent LP continues the process of fine synthpop refinement with mixed results.
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Fuedal, “Unit 1”
The debut from LA based duo Fuedal trades in effective body and industrial dance tropes.
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NNHMN, “Circle of Doom”
The sophomore LP from the Berlin-based darkwave duo flirts with synth and electropop melody.
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Sturm Café, “Zeitgeist”
Sturm Café are as breezy and fun as they are wry on their latest LP of hook-driven EBM.
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2nd Face, “utOpium”
German electro-industrialist 2nd Face deals in exacting detail and arrangement on their sophomore LP.
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Bara Hari, “Lesser Gods”
The LA darkwave chanteuse’s first LP is a potent mix of scorn and lushly produced pop-darkwave.
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Blind Delon, “La Métamorphose”
The latest from French post-punk act leans heavily into goth rock.
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Devours, “Homecoming Queen”
Vancouver’s iconoclastic mutant synthpop alien returns to earth on his latest album of heartbreak and radical sincerity.
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Agent Side Grinder, “Jack Vegas”
Agent Side Grinder find a point between disco-accessibility and their trademark analogue menace on their newest LP.
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Male Tears, “KRYPT”
Male Tears come through with a new album of darkwave and electropop that spotlights their unique charm and personality.
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Lead Into Gold, “The Eternal Present”
Paul Barker’s Lead Into Gold reinvents itself in real time on its new LP.
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Assassun, “Chronic Quicksand Depression Morning”
Vlimmer’s Alexander Leonard Donat’s Assassun harnesses manic synth energy on its sophomore LP.
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W424, “Carnal”
Finnish industrialist Lasse Alander of Cardinal Noire goes darker and bleaker on the sophomore LP from W424.
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Years of Denial, “Suicide Disco Vol. 2”
Years of Denial focus in on an austere version of modern electronic darkwave on their new LP.
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Randolph & Mortimer, “The Incomplete Truth”
Randolph & Mortimer’s second LP is a perfect distillation of their politically minded body music, with a personal edge.
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