Choke Chain, “Mortality”
Choke Chain’s nihilism and interest in moody dark electro are both amplified on new record “Mortality”.
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Blu Anxxiety, “Morbid Now, Morbid Later”
Freestyle, hip-hop, and general electronics are all amplified in Blu Anxxiety’s latest all-you-can-eat buffet at the goth bar.
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Unto Ashes, “Orchids Grew Here”
Longstanding American darkwavers Unto Ashes showcase their shimmering combination of neoclassical and neofolk frailty.
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mind.in.a.box, “Black And White”
mind.in.a.box’s long-awaited “Black And White” finds them at their most musically bombastic, while raising new questions about the direction and themes of their long-running multi-album narrative.
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Diesel Dudes, “New Muscles”
Diesel Dudes tighten up their EBM/electro-punk delivery while still retaining their satirical bite.
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Mellow Code, “Objekt Reality”
Mellow Code takes a hypnotic, melancholic, and fresh approach to EBM on their second full-length.
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Dague de Marbre, “Likeness Of The Offender”
Antoine Kerbérénès (Chrome Corpse, Null Split) plugs a slew of left-field instrumentation into his aggressive EBM/electro-industrial framework with his Dague de Marbre project.
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SDH, “Fake Is Real”
SDH’s new record rides the current style of darkwave to mixed results.
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Daniel Myer, “Hingabe”
The first LP to bear Daniel Myer’s name tours through the last decade-plus of the electronic legend’s styles and experimentation.
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Torch, “Leaving Me Behind”
Torch’s long-brewing debut delivers goth rock and darkwave weight, atmosphere, and hooks.
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Blakmoth, “The Hissing Silence”
Baltimore’s Blakmoth continues his run of solid dark ambient releases, the latest being a decidedly grounded (if no less depressing) listen.
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Decent Ruins, “Too Weird To Live”
Czech duo Decent Ruins offer caustic wit and rapid-fire genre cycling on their debut.
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Belgrado, “Intra Apogeum”
After a lengthy layoff, Spanish post-punk act Belgrado trade out some of their fury for new wave synth colours.
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Zack Zack Zack, “Album 2”
Austrian duo Zack Zack Zack marshal their evocative blend of post-punk, darkwave, and near east instrumentation on a solid sophomore record.
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Monolith, “Concrete Playground”
The classic rhythmic noise sound of Eric Van Wonterghem’s Monolith feels au courant once again.
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