Constance Chlore, self-titled
Constance Chlore’s debut is a tense yet quirky tour through synthpunk and EBM sounds.
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Distortion Six, “Norze”
The classic power noise formula is taken up by Distortion Six on their new Nordic-themed LP.
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Worms Of The Earth, “Netjer”
Worms Of The Earth continue their exploration of ancient underworlds while pushing ritual industrial into lusher soundscapes.
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Null Device, “Line Of Sight”
Null Device square style and substance with a varied but heartfelt record of excellent electronic pop.
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Replicas: The Force Dimension, self-titled
Dutch EBM old-schoolers The Force Dimension’s debut receives an anniversary cassette reissue.
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Kontravoid, “Too Deep”
The second LP from Kontravoid capitalizes on the project’s move towards stricter EBM sounds but retains no small amount of melody and character.
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New Fabrik, “First Hammer”
Sharp and economical throwback EBM from Chile’s New Fabrik.
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Penelope’s Fiancé, “Psychopompos”
Rhythmic abundance and variety gives a new spin on martial and ritual industrial on Penelope’s Fiancé’s new LP.
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Night Sins, “Portrait In Silver”
Night Sins’ abrupt shift from goth rock to synthpop stalls.
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Analfabetism, “Sjön Där Hon Dränkte Sina Djur”
Sweden’s Analfabetism wanders into the mythological but retains their unyielding depressive industrial sound.
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The Legendary Pink Dots, “Angel In The Detail”
Two years in the making, the new LP from The Legendary Pink Dots alights on the classic sounds and themes of the band as they begin their fifth decade.
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Observer: Fractions & Meipr
Capsules of new releases by FRACTIONS and Meipr
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Lingua Ignota, “Caligula”
A second blistering LP from the indomitable Lingua Ignota uses noise and neo-classical sounds to invoke the vengeance of the wronged.
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Cryounit, “Paradox”
A relaxing and tasteful second LP from Cryounit brings together downtempo and melodic electro-industrial.
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Body Of Light, “Time To Kill”
Body Of Light hone in on a smooth and sober style of synthpop with an excellent third LP.
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