Filmmaker, “Screening Plexus”
More excellent genre-hopping body music comes our way from Colombian producer Filmmaker.
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Temple, “Self Ritual Torture”
Portland’s Temple add a bit of goth rock drama to their deathrock assault.
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Riki, “Gold”
Riki aims for restrained pop elegance on sophomore LP “Gold”.
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Rhys Fulber, “Brutal Nature”
The new solo LP from Rhys Fulber artfully links beat-heavy industrial extremism with the softer sides of Fulber’s compositional skills.
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Child Of Night, “The Walls At Dawn”
Murky production and sparse arrangements shape the darkwave melodies of Child Of Night’s new LP.
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Instans, “Trans Sector Hyperdrive”
Fredrik Djurfeldt’s Instans project uses steely dark electro to cast a wary eye starward.
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Zack Zack Zack, “Album 1”
Zack Zack Zack’s first LP functions more as a piecemeal collection of their solid forays into smooth and dark post-punk than an LP proper.
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89s† & Petra Flurr, “Trübe Stadt”
Petra Flurr and 89s† offer some stripped-down EBM with panache.
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Creux Lies, “Goodbye Divine”
Creux Lies step their game up with a weightier and deeper version of their dreamy post-punk style.
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Kontravoid, “Faceless”
A killer new EP from Kontravoid shows off the Toronto’s producer’s talents for maximalist melodies and dancefloor essentials alike.
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Raison d’être, “Daemonum”
Neo-classical subtlety guides the newest LP from long-standing dark ambient project Raison d’être.
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Forma Tadre, “Geiger’s Day”
A hitherto unreleased record of ambitious ambient composition provides a missing link in the discography of Forma Tadre.
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Vlimmer, “Nebenkörper”
A dark and elaborate new record from Vlimmer shows off the emotion and genre-hopping energy of the German post-punk/darkwave project.
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Crystal Geometry, “Distressing Visions”
Lightning strikes twice for Crystal Geometry with another LP of inspired and varied TBM.
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Stendeck, “Carnage”
Stendeck’s new record is a worthy successor to “Folgor” and adopts a reflective view on technoid’s history and sounds.
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