XLV, “Spinal Landscape”
A new tape from XLV offers concrete, minimalist takes on rhythmic noise.
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Author: Bruce
Buzz Kull, “Fascination”
Buzz Kull makes a strong play for dancefloors at the intersection of EBM and darkwave on new LP “Fascination”.
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General Dynamics, “Weaponize Your Dreams”
Some classic electro-industrial influence makes its way into the debut of new collaborative project General Dynamics (SARIN & QUAL).
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Soft Crash, “Your Last Everything”
Soft Crash, the team-up of Phase Fatale and Pablo Bozzi, offers a smooth and subtle read on a plethora of techno-adjacent sounds.
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Panic Priest, “Psychogoria”
Healthy dollops of bright pop and ghoulish darkwave lift up Panic Priest’s funhouse take on goth.
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Caldon Glover, “Labyrintia”
Caldon Glover takes their sample and field-recording based approach to composition into deep dark ambient territory.
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Protectorate, “II”
Some metallic shadings are added to Protectorate’s tribute to Vancouver-school electro industrial.
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At The Heart Of The World, “Paroxysm”
Another EP keeps At The Heart Of The World’s run of grimy electro-industrial going in 2022.
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Pullo, Common Wine
Indonesia’s Pullo expand on their weight and dark approach to goth and post-punk on their first full-length.
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Cyan ID, “Silent Past Wounds”
Hypnotic body music pulses set Cyan ID’s new full-length apart from the current TBM crop.
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Kollaps, “Until The Day I Die”
A third steely blast of pure industrial noise arrives from Australia’s uncompromising Kollaps.
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Alphaxone, “The Infinite Void”
The latest from Alphaxone continues the Iranian dark ambient producer’s journey into deep space.
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Schneebezen, “Amnesia Lane”
Mecanica unearths a trove of fin-de-siècle synthpop laid down by LA’s Schneebezen in the late ’80s.
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Flint Glass, “Azathoth”
Flint Glass returns to Lovecraftian influences with the downtempo and ambiently dark “Azathoth”.
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T.G.T.B., “Stockholm Soul”
Depressive vocals and bubbly, lo-fi synthpop and electro are combined on T.G.T.B.’s first LP.
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