IV Horsemen, “Parade Nocture”
Timothee Gainet of Poison Point brings rhythm and atmosphere to the fore with his IV Horsemen project.
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Minuit Machine, “24”
The latest from the embattled French darkwave duo runs on anxious livewire energy.
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HØRD, “Sciences”
French darkwave act go grandiose on their third LP for Avant! Records.
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Noise Unit, “Cheeba City Blues”
Bill Leeb gets loose and dubby on the latest from his long-running Noise Unit side-project.
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Vision Video, “Haunted Hours”
Vision Video follow-up their breakthrough LP with another album of fast-moving, well performed goth rock numbers.
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Emmon, “RECON”
Swedish artist Emmon’s new record features synthesized pop and strong body music elements in roughly equal measures.
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Gin Devo, “Garden of Evil”
Vomito Negro mastermind Gin Devo returns to early nineties dark electro with mixed results.
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Eva X, “I Dream of a Reality”
The debut LP from one-woman project Eva X shows some development in terms of style and personality.
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Poison Point, “Poisoned Gloves”
Poison Point go sleek without losing their frenetic energy on their new LP of modern darkwave.
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Patriarchy, “The Unself”
Patriarchy tighten up their mixture of darkwave, rock, pop and industrial on their sophomore LP.
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Vandal Moon, “Queen of the Night”
Californian darkwavers Vandal Moon put their best foot forward on their enjoyable new LP.
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Harsh Symmetry, “Display Model”
Harsh Symmetry’s debut is a confident entry in the modern melodic darkwave movement.
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Prager Handgriff, “Das Letzte Gefecht”
Long-running EBM act Prager Handgriff return with a new album of stoic body music.
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Hexheart, “Funeral Flowers”
God Module’s Jasyn Bangert goes personal on the surprisingly fun and fast-moving electropop sophomore Hexheart LP.
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Priest, “Body Machine”
The third LP from the Swedish synthpop trio uses more minimalistic body music style arrangements to get its songs over.
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