Soft Kill, “Circle Of Trees”
Portland outfit coalesces around a core post-punk sound on their second LP, but manage to explore a range of moods and sounds with solid vocals providing a guiding thread.
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Nexus Kenosis, “Elsewhen”
Henrik Björkk returns in part to his EBM roots, though his new project bears the marks of a man who has explored more varied dark terrains since the days of Pouppée Fabrikk.
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Tracks: January 21st, 2013
New tunes of all shapes and steezes from W.A.S.T.E., Marsheaux, BLVCK CEILING, Ghost & Writer, OMD, and a Snowy Red cover by Marburg.
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Silent Servant, “Negative Fascination”
Silent Servant’s debut full-length makes the leap earlier singles had hinted at, bridging minimal techno and early, noise-clouded incarnations of industrial in an intriguing manner.
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The Razor Skyline, “Dark Water Oasis”
The Razor Skyline return with a somewhat smoother, yet still distinctly darkwave sound.
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Tracks: January 7th, 2013
Stepping forward with new stuff from Youth Code, Mosh, Perturbator, Iris, terrAhurts, and Urusai. Fresh for oh-thirteen, suckers!
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Mentallo And The Fixer, “Music From The Eather”
Gary Dassing doubles down on his radical experimentation with Mentallo, unleashing a mammoth slab of intense, deconstructed electro-industrial.
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Douglas J. McCarthy, “Kill Your Friends”
Douglas McCarthy delivers 2012’s last great surprise: a summery blast of energy from one of EBM’s greatest.
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Tracks: December 10th, 2012
2012’s last installment of Tracks brings new cuts from Forces, By Any Means Necessary, Mild Peril, Blush Response, and Violet Tremors.
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The Twilight Garden, “Hope”
Cure-influenced darkwave/synth band maintains its foundations on sophomore outing, but also sallies forth into new territory with good results.
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The Unquiet Grave: The Shroud
Swirly goth greatness abounds in this installment of The Unquiet Grave, with a profile of Fresno’s The Shroud.
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Tracks: November 26th, 2012
Monday’s tracks thunder down the road with new stuff from VALIS, Leæther Strip, Rhythm Of Cruelty, NTRSN, and The Dead Milkmen.
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Spectres, “Nothing To Nowhere”
Vancouver post-punks’ sophomore record expands upon their sound and contains plenty of instant classics.
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Funerary Call, “Nightside Emanations”
Long-running dark ambient project’s latest impresses with richly developed soundscapes while slowly seeping into deeper parts of the listener’s mind.
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Raven Adore, “Let’s Watch Flowers Bloom”
Ex-Solemn Novena members reconvene under a new name and build upon that band’s classic second wave goth rock sound.
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