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Lycia Close Out 2020 With a Triumphant Cover of “Are ‘Friends’ Electric?”

Since their inception in 1988, Lycia has been one of our absolute favorite bands this side of the Atlantic. In recent years, they’ve released a string of stellar records, including…

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Opera Multi Steel Celebrate 35 Years of “Cathedrale”

While few original bands from the original French coldwave movement are left standing in 2020, Opera Multi Steel have remained a prominent force since their inception in 1983. With over…

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Mission to the Sun Explore Early Industrial Soundscapes in “The Unbroken Sea”

As the winter chill settles in, it’s important to keep a set of headphones and some of your favorite music close by for those cold, stark nights. With that in…

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Bask in the Upcoming Winter Solstice With Primal Architecture Records’ New Compilation “The Waning Daylight”

It’s been an incredibly strong year for Primal Architecture Records. Alongside fantastic releases by Sylvian-esque synth collaboration The Red Window, a stunning ambient release by Nick Podgurski, and a split…

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Dark Dream Pop Act Ships in the Night Channels Beauty and Unrest in “Where the Light Froze”

Ships in the Night has spent much of the year hard at work on new material, additionally appearing in a series of live performances on various streaming platforms. The project’s…

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Intolerable Life Channel Caustic Synth Punk Commentary in “Ha! Ha! Ha!”

Today, we’re not only excited to premiere a new track and video, but also to announce a new project from two of our favorite artists in recent years. Intolerable Life…

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Frank Deserto

Lycia Close Out 2020 With a Triumphant Cover of “Are ‘Friends’ Electric?”

Opera Multi Steel Celebrate 35 Years of “Cathedrale”

Mission to the Sun Explore Early Industrial Soundscapes in “The Unbroken Sea”

Bask in the Upcoming Winter Solstice With Primal Architecture Records’ New Compilation “The Waning Daylight”

Dark Dream Pop Act Ships in the Night Channels Beauty and Unrest in “Where the Light Froze”

Intolerable Life Channel Caustic Synth Punk Commentary in “Ha! Ha! Ha!”

GHOST COP Unveil Cinematic New EP “END CREDITS”

Whiner Premiere Scathing New Single “Fear”

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