Lost Signal, “Light of Other Days”
The depressive futurepop project sticks close to melancholy on their latest album.
Read MoreEvery week, the Senior Staff offer their perspectives on new releases from across the industrial and goth spectra.
The depressive futurepop project sticks close to melancholy on their latest album.
Read MoreThe first record in six years from Sarin brings a decidedly industrial focus to the TBM project.
Read Moreby I Die You Die | Jan 9, 2026 | Observer, Reviews | 0
Capsule reviews of releases by Nero\gris and Sintex Bortexx.
Read MoreAn exercise in pure, classic synthpop feels like the culmination of T.O.Y.’s longstanding transformation.
Read MoreGreece’s Restive Plaggona is noisy and thoughtful in equal measure on their third LP of 2025.
Read Moreby I Die You Die | Dec 18, 2025 | Reviews, Year End | 11
We reveal and revisit our favourite records of the year.
Read Moreby I Die You Die | Dec 17, 2025 | Reviews, Year End | 2
Year End coverage rolls on with records 15-6 on our list.
Read Moreby I Die You Die | Dec 16, 2025 | Reviews, Year End | 0
Our countdown of our favourite records of 2025 kicks off!
Read Moreby I Die You Die | Dec 15, 2025 | Reviews, Year End | 0
As is tradition, we’re kicking off our Year End coverage with picks from friends of the site!
Read Moreby I Die You Die | Dec 12, 2025 | Observer, Reviews | 0
For the final Observer of the year, we look at new releases by Statiqbloom, and dormnt.
Read MoreSeeming’s fourth album of post-everything electronic songcraft is about the world, and how we move through it.
Read MoreDas Ich’s first album in nearly two decades holds to the dramatic and honest blend of darkwave, goth, and industrial which made them so sorely missed.
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