Dermabrasion, “Pain Behavior”
Toronto’s Dermabrasion make a solid and distinct statement of arrival which has fresh takes on goth and post-punk markers.
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Author: Bruce
Filmmaker, “Hollywood Cult”
Filmmaker continues his prolific run of lo-fi EBM and throwback techno releases.
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Gallows’ Eve, “13 Thorns”
Sweden’s Gallows’ Eve hit trad goth rock perfection on their debut.
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I.X.XI, “Not Enough To Survive”
Born out of grief, I.X.XI’s debut takes unexpected approaches to industrial, witch house, and symphonic sounds.
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A Game Called Echo: January 19th 2024
Our “if you like x, you’ll probably like y” feature is back, talking Frontline Assembly, Kurs, Concrete Blonde and Rosegarden Funeral Party.
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Dead Voices On Air, “:jamiel:spybey:”
A new collaborative record points to the maturity, range, and grace of latter-era Dead Voices On Air records.
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Gorgyra, “Hecate”
Neo-classical project Gorgyra’s ambitions expand on their first full-length, linking ancient western and middle eastern instrumentation with dark ethereality and ambience.
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Tracks: January 8th, 2024
2024 roars in with new jams from Curses, Varg I Veum, Lana Del Rabies (remixed by MVTANT), Years of Denial, Static Dancer and Termination_800.
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Notausgang, “Shredded With Time”
Another solid release from Notausgang retains the producer’s distinctive rhythmic production while heading in some icier directions.
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Rein, “God Is A Woman”
Rein’s follow-up to “Reincarnated” attempts too many styles and brings too few properly developed tunes.
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Severe Illusion, “Totalitarianism For A New Generation”
Severe Illusion return with an even more grave and atmospheric approach to EBM.
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Observer: Donzii & David J Bull
Capsule takes on new releases by Donzii and David J Bull.
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Noj, “Waxing Moon”
Noise and atmosphere crash together wonderfully in a bracing yet crafty debut LP from German post-punk act Noj.
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Bedless Bones, “Mire Of Mercury”
Bedless Bones’ brand of darkwave shimmers between the here and now and the genre’s roots.
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STCLVR, “Post Self Abandonment”
STCLVR brings harsh industrial noise to a range of rhythms and subgenres on a varied but uncompromising record.
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