Street Fever, “Absolution”
After a lengthy and troubled hiatus, Street Fever returns with the first LP from the industrial, electro, and hip-hop project.
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We Have A Technical 502: The Book Of Bo Bichette
We’re talking about artists’ social media presences on this week’s podcast.
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Rosegarden Funeral Party, “From The Ashes”
Even on their most downcast record to date, Rosegarden Funeral Party maintain a bridge between classic goth and more accessible rock.
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Spectres, “Presence”
Spectres’ long shift towards brighter and melodic sounds culminates in an elegant and anthemic fusion of their post-punk and new wave sounds.
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Lustmord, “Much Unseen Is Also Here”
A measured minimalism and finely-tuned neo-classical sounds herald the return of Lustmord.
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Kanka Bodewell, “Stroboscope”
EBM vets Martin Bodewell (Orange Sector) and Uwe Kanka (Armageddon Dildos) add some synthpop colour to their first collaborative record.
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Tracks: March 11th, 2024
Beware the ides with Houses of Heaven, Urban Heat, Echoberyl, Feyleux, Principe Valiente, and a remix of Choke Chain by modebionics.
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Statiqbloom, “Kain”
Statiqbloom consolidates its move into TBM with new LP “Kain”.
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Analfabetism, “Den Svagsintes Klagan”
Fredrik Djurfeldt’s Analfabetism project carries death industrial and dark ambient into the forests of northern Sweden.
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Zanias, “Ecdysis”
The softer and more mysterious elements of “Chrysalis” are brought into broad focus on Zanias’ new LP “Ecdysis”.
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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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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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