Vanligt Folk, “Dischorealism”
Vanligt Folk continue their maddening yet engrossing approach to electronic pastiche and experimentalism.
Read MoreVanligt Folk continue their maddening yet engrossing approach to electronic pastiche and experimentalism.
Read MoreA subtle set of dark club cuts from Obscure Formats touches upon several eras and styles from Rob Galbraith’s career.
Read MoreA mammoth new LP brings INVA//ID’s hybridization of hardcore and industrial rock back into focus.
Read MoreThe sophomore record from Kreign maintains the duo’s manic yet sleekly produced approach to EBM.
Read MoreCardinal Noire hold true to their electro-industrial influences on their third LP.
Read MoreA gossamer take on post-punk marks a notable shift for Curses.
Read MoreThe latest in a string of strong releases from Fredrik Djurfeldt, Boar Alarm’s new LP whittles the structures of electro-industrial and EBM down to their noisiest and most experimental roots.
Read MoreThe debut LP from Skelesys brings some earthy rock fundamentals to modern darkwave.
Read MoreThe debut LP of Calgary’s Pøltergeist strikes upon solid melodies and anthems by approaching post-punk from a metalhead’s perspective.
Read MoreLeæther Strip’s latest collection of covers touches upon some of Claus Larsen’s formative influences but also links to his current original material.
Read MoreLA’s Webdriver Torso return with a lo-fi mix of industrial metal and mutant programming after an extended hiatus.
Read MoreA collection of collaborative tracks finds Mala Herba’s vocal and compositional experimentation delving deeper into myth and folk wisdom.
Read MoreAnother unsettling missive from Michael Idehall links his harrowing vocal control to moody and mutating industrial and ambient soundscapes.
Read MoreKurs’ second LP is another engrossing trek through atmospheric, hypnotic, and satisfyingly aggressive electro-industrial and dark electro.
Read MoreNew jams for the spooky season from ACTORS, Ultra Sunn, Cardinal Noire, Rue Oberkampf, Harsh Symmetry and modebionics.
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