Leæther Strip, “All Hallow’s Eve”
Leæther Strip’s latest collection of covers touches upon some of Claus Larsen’s formative influences but also links to his current original material.
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Tag: Cleopatra Records
Every week, the Senior Staff offer their perspectives on new releases from across the industrial and goth spectra.
Rosetta Stone, “Under The Weather”
Rosetta Stone blends sounds and eras from across Porl King’s career while meditating on recent events.
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Priest, “Body Machine”
The third LP from the Swedish synthpop trio uses more minimalistic body music style arrangements to get its songs over.
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Rosetta Stone, “Cryptology”
Rosetta Stone’s first record of new material in 25 years is a tour de force of goth rock’s past and future, both musical and political.
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We Have a Commentary: Razed in Black, “Damaged”
For this month’s Patreon-supported bonus podcast, we talk Razed in Black’s 2003 LP “Damaged”.
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Rosetta Stone, “Seems Like Forever”
The first Rosetta Stone release in nearly twenty years polishes and represents Porl King’s work from that interim period.
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1919, “Futurecide”
The new record from proto-goth legends 1919 links today’s crises to the band’s roots while changing up their sound.
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Astari Nite, “Midnight Conversations”
Florida darkwavers shoot for gloomy charm on their new LP.
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