Donzii, “Fishbowl”
Florida’s Donzii blend no wave, proto-goth, funk, and electronics into an intoxicating first LP.
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Cruel Diagonals, “Fractured Whole”
Cruel Diagonals’ ambient/industrial manipulation of vocals yields uncanny hauntings.
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Snowbeasts & Solypsis, “Firelands”
Snowbeasts & Solypsis’ second collaborative LP links elements from the last two decades of powernoise and IDM diaspora.
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Hem Netjer, “The Song Of Trees”
Hem Netjer’s ritualistic take on darkwave is buoyed by their singular vocal stylings.
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Gorgonn, “Six Paths”
Deep and unsettling dub combines with industrial clatter on the first full length from Goh Nakada’s Gorgonn project.
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Ner\ogris, “I Am The Shadow – I Am The Light”
Germany’s Ner\ogris impress with a debut which puts fresh spins on electro-industrial and European electro sounds.
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Veil Of Light, “Sundancing”
Veil Of Light’s continued move into brighter synthpop territory comes with some melodic drawbacks.
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Designer Violence, “We Gave Peace A Chance”
A righteously venomous record from Dutch up-and-comers Designer Violence works some goth and metal touches into their lo-fi post-industrial style.
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The Rorschach Garden, “Young Lovesongs”
Philipp Münch’s The Rorschach Garden offers a blunt and at times painful look back at teen experiences through a synthpop lens.
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Saigon Blue Rain, “OKO”
Parisian duo Saigon Blue Rain make some overt moves towards modern darkwave dancefloors with fourth LP “OKO”.
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Liebknecht, “Fabrikat”
Collating Daniel Myer and Rinaldo Bite’s recent work as Liebknecht, “Fabrikat” underscores the influence of early electro on the project’s vision of dark techno.
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Uncanny Valley, “Fevering Stare”
Calgary’s Uncanny Valley link first wave goth and modern post-punk styles on a strong and strident debut.
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Vlimmer, “Menschenleere”
Another idiosyncratic LP from Vlimmer again showcases the project’s dense and fast-moving approach to darkwave and post-punk sounds.
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Hada, “In The Heart Of An Endless Winter”
Greek duo Hada masterfully blend different sounds to produce as lush an ethereal darkwave record as you’re likely to find.
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Object, “Epilogue Of Fear”
A bit more psychedelia and electro-industrial is added to Object’s established retro dark electro template on the German project’s new LP.
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