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Minimal Electronic Duo Xeno & Oaklander Announce North American Tour

New York’s premiere minimal electronic duo Xeno & Oaklander have been one of the longest-lasting and prolific projects this side of the Atlantic. For those unfamiliar, the duo of Liz…

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Swedish Synth Maestros Twice a Man Announce “Songs of Future Memories” Compilation

Swedish electronic project Twice a Man have been near and dear to our hearts for many years, first catching our attention on fog-drenched dance floors and DIY compilations circulating amongst…

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Rosegarden Funeral Party Offer a Glimpse of Redemption in “Almost Heaven”

As one of the most hardworking bands this side of the Atlantic, Rosegarden Funeral Party have had quite the illustrious year. The Texas-based post-punk outfit released not one, but two…

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And Also the Trees Channel Endless Passion in “In a Bed in Yugoslavia”

And the bed became another place She watched his changing face And the bed was made of fire Open higher – Open higher. Since their inception in 1979, And Also…

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Plastic Ivy Explores the Necessity of Transformation in New EP “Aesthetics of the Death Wish”

The throbbing of the synthesizers, the clang of the drum machines, and the taste of the fog machine filling up a small, square, metal room. Few things can capture a…

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We Should Go Driving | Single Premiere and an Interview With Breathless

As one of the more beloved bands from the post-punk underground, Breathless have remained a powerful force in our hearts and minds, and have been a forever favorite since they…

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Polaroid | Video Premiere + An Interview with Rosegarden Funeral Party’s Leah Lane

Rosegarden Funeral Party has been a band near and dear to our hearts since we first came across their 2018 debut EP The Chopping Block. The band’s infectious energy, lithe songwriting,…

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Madeline Goldstein Enchants and Allures in “One More Day”

Portland’s long-running synth band Fringe Class formed nearly a decade ago and carved out their own territory in the Pacific Northwest scene. Led by Madeline Goldstein, the project released a…

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Everything At Once: An Interview With Aeon Station’s Kevin Whelan

One of the biggest surprise releases of 2021 was Aeon Station‘s Observatory. With its clear, sky blue cover depicting a building in mid-construction, the sleeve reflects a rebuilding of sorts. The…

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Listen to Joshua Strachan’s Sweeping Cover of David Bowie’s “As the World Falls Down”

It’s been six years since David Bowie passed, each year filled with a palpable longing and a blackstar-shaped hole in our hearts. This past weekend, the world also celebrated what…

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