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Mexico’s Ernie.fr Channels Late Night Darkwave Romance on Debut EP “Nocturne Stereo”

Mexico’s Ernie.fr steps forward with Nocturne Stereo, a debut that lands like a late-night radio broadcast that grabs you by the hand as the veil between the hour and dreaming blue. Five tracks…

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Berlin-based Artist Roman946 Wraps Layers of Krautrock and Post-Punk Experimentation in “Mooncake Songs”

The world so small Like a shadow play My hesitating steps are vectorized My face high-res scanned roman946 is the long-running alias of Roman Wilhelm (羅小弟), a Berlin-based graphic designer,…

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UK Duo Human Image Documents Grief, Loss, and Impermanence With Hazy Shoegaze LP “Maybe Nothing”

Life arrives without rehearsal and leaves without warning, a sequence of moments already loosening as we try to hold them. Zen Buddhism speaks to this plainly: impermanence as fact, not…

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The Cold Bloom of Winter — Post-Punk Stalwarts Permafrost Return with “Tears & Bullets” EP

Permafrost returns with Tears & Bullets, a three-track EP released via their own Fear of Music imprint. It arrives with the quiet assurance of a group that has learned how…

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NYC Art-Rockers Ecce Shnak’s “Shadows Grow Fangs” EP Bites Down on Love, Algorithms, and Philosophy

New York City’s art-rock ensemble Ecce Shnak runs on surplus voltage, a band that sounds like five brains arguing happily in real time. At the center is David Roush: composer,…

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“In Plain Sight” — Calgary New Wave Duo WANTS Deliver a Mid-’80s Film Soundtrack From a Parallel Timeline

Your burning heart — you give it soul I want to run to the top of a straight line For a chance at a good life Some albums feel like…

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Los Angeles Dark Synthpop Trio BlakLight Carve Love, Ruin, and Memory Into Sharp Relief on “The Haunting of Us”

A pulse divides the liquid sky And leaves no sign of how or why Light unravels the seam Between silence and dream The Haunting of Us, the new album from…

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Experimental Post-Punk Outfit CO-ED DORMS Spin Murder, Money, and Modern Malaise Into Gothic Americana Poetry with Self-titled LP

CO-ED DORMS arrives like a small civic disturbance: four people dragging neo-classical intent through post-industrial grit, hammering post-punk revival energy into a performance-art crucible. Their arsenal is improbable but exacting:…

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Synthwave Duo Dead Astronauts Collaborate with Kakuma Sound on “Yuu Yuu” Refugee Benefit Single

Collaborations often emerge from the most unexpected places, and Yuu Yuu is proof of that. On one side are Dead Astronauts, the Belize-and-Switzerland-based duo who’ve carved out a bittersweet, neon-bruised…

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Remembrance of Things Lost — London’s The Melancholy Hours Drifts Into the Dreamscape of Ambient Shoegaze EP “In Saudade”

Musician Thomas Bagnoli has long worked in the shadows of experimental collaboration, but The Melancholy Hours marks a turn inward: an exploration shaped by quiet pressure rather than grand gesture.…

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