Replicas: KODE IV, “Insane”
A digital remaster beefs up the industrial-techno classic.
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Author: alex
Executioner’s Mask, “Winterlong”
The sophomore album from the depressive Philadelphia post-punkers allows some hints of light to shine through its overcast mood.
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Tracks: June 20th, 2022
New tracks from Run Level Zero, Antigen Shift, The Soft Moon, and Black Magnet, plus mixes from Front Line Assembly and Randolph & Mortimer vs ROÜGE.
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A Perfect Error, “Midnight Wire”
Volt 9000’s Cory Gorski explores pop and industrial hybridization on his new LP as A Perfect Error.
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SØLVE, “EARTH INFERNO”
Brant Showers further pushes the boundaries of his ritual electronics project SØLVE on its sophomore album.
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Sacred Skin, “The Decline of Pleasure”
The Los Angeles new wave duo have songs to back up their distinctly retro stylings on their debut LP.
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Paradox Obscur, “Morphogenesis”
Greek duo bring their specific take on classic synth music on their new LP.
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Majestoluxe, “Dry, Cold & Free”
Majestoluxe keep old school EBM a little weird and gritty on their third LP.
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Venom Vampires, “Luxury in Deceit”
Venom Vampires charm with rough and ready old style new beat and EBM.
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The Present Moment, “Enough to Drive You Mad”
The Present Moment’s 5th LP is their most mature and accomplished collection of songs.
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Pablo Bozzi, “Street Reign”
Rising italo-body producer Pablo Bozzi adds some goa sounds to his already potent mix.
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The Birthday Massacre, “Fascination”
There’s a maturity to be found in the fantastical on the new LP from The Birthday Massacre.
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Stabbing Westward, “Chasing Ghosts”
Stabbing Westward’s comeback LP highlights the core appeal of their emotional, industrial rock sound.
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defrag, “Float”
defrag returns with their signature blend of technoid sound design and emotive songs.
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Collide, “Notes from the Universe”
Long-running darkwave act Collide are all about the subtler pleasures on their new LP.
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