Kangarot, “The Demon-Haunted World”
A stripped-down record from Kangarot shows off the compositional chops lying beneath the project’s tripped-out vision of electro-industrial.
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Bustié, “Birds Of Paradise”
Bustié’s debut LP brings freestyle and deathrock together in a blend smooth enough to make you forget its influences.
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D/SIR, “All That Was Left”
D/SIR take their post-witchouse atmospheres in a surprisingly melodic and approachable direction.
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Tracks: July 8th, 2019
Feeling July Tracks featuring Rotersand, Wingtips, Mind Teardown, Hyperlacrimae, Pact Infernal and 000.
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Terror Apart, “Belly Of Barghest”
Portland’s Terror Apart revisit the rough textures of early tape experimentation, yielding a contemplative approach to noise.
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Artificial Monuments, “Illusions Of Identity”
The sole LP from Copenhagen’s Artificial Monuments captures both the light and dark of European coldwave.
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Tracks: June 24th, 2019
Closing out Spring with Henric de la Cour, Kirlian Camera, Randolph & Mortimer, Empathy Test, Virtues & Failings and Venal Flesh & Cellar Graves.
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Die Sektor, “Death My Darling”
After six years, Die Sektor re-emerge with an electro-industrial album with summarizes and expands on their previous experimentation.
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Cryo, “The Fall Of Man”
After a few years off, Sweden’s Cryo resume their journey into the moodier corners of electro.
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Wychdoktor, “Pact”
After a brief hiatus, Wychdoktor offers a lengthy LP which both reinforces and pushes the boundaries of the project’s rhythmic noise skills.
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Tracks: June 3rd, 2019
June kicks off with songs from Rendered, Panther Modern, Double Eyelid, Nootropic, Chrome Corpse and Red Market.
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Tineidae, “Slowly Drown In Static”
Ukrainian producer Tineidae returns after a five year hiatus with a record of darkly cinematic pieces.
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Rosetta Stone, “Seems Like Forever”
The first Rosetta Stone release in nearly twenty years polishes and represents Porl King’s work from that interim period.
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[:SITD:], “Stunde X”
Stunde X continues [:SITD:]’s run of dependable, if also predictable, high-gloss electro-industrial.
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Automelodi, “Mirages au Futur Verre-brisé”
Automelodi push synthpop instrumentation to the limits in an ambitious third LP.
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