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40 Years of Einstürzende Neubauten: Blixa Bargeld on the Phases of Making an Album

Whatever you do, don’t use the word fans in front of Blixa Bargeld. As Alex Baker and I met over Zoom chat during the wee hours of the morning with…

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Dissecting The Siren Call of Nostalgia With Hennessey’s “Let’s Pretend (It’s The 80s)”

“Let’s dance like we’ve got money.” The siren is wailing, friends. As of this writing, New York City miserably wallows in its third month of quarantine. The fine people of…

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Bask in the Cold Electronic Glow of Xarah Dion’s New Single “Honey Trap”

Montreal-based artist Xarah Dion released one of our favorite albums of 2019, Plein Nord, an LP chock-full of slithering, yet romantic electronic body music that hits the perfect sweet spot…

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They / Live Premiere Elegant Video For Their New Retrowave Single “Gravity”

Almost as if Gustav Klimt choreographed a ballet, Born Losers Records of Philadelphia are premiering the shimmering new video for They / Live‘s new single, “Gravity”. The Los Angeles-based chanteuse,…

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DRIFT. Is Rewiring The Future Through Form and “Function”

The opening strains of Function by London’s DRIFT. is an exercise in disjointed meditation, a trip through the doors of the spirit lodge and inner workings of the human psyche.…

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THE HOLY WOW Shuns Fake Perfection With “Brand New Like U”

“We have to bow to someone, someone to make us feel brand new” THE HOLY WOW recently released a new single, entitled Brand New Like U, off their EP, Dilemma.…

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Philadelphia Dark-Synthpop Act Video Cult to Debut Their Soaring Single on May 1

Producer and multi-instrumentalist Chris Schackerman is keeping busy during these grim days of sheltering in place. He is best known for his band Arch of Love with cohort Chelsea Brennan…

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X Harlow Confronts a Violent and Hopeless Reality on “Feuerwerk”

The Brooklyn-based solo artist X Harlow premieres the first two tracks from their debut album Feuerwerk that offers a mix of genres from melancholy darkwave to glitch-infused dance – all…

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London Plane Signals A New Anthem For The Quarantine Era With “Francesco”

Who knew that a song inspired by Peter Murphy’s heart attack would accidentally herald the oeuvre of COVID-19 quarantine? Brooklyn’s London Plane, a six-piece juggernaut often seen skulking about in…

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Last Call With The Electric Mess

NYC’s rock & roll outfit The Electric Mess are coming at ya with a vibey, dark psych-pop single and accompanying music video titled Last Call, off their upcoming fifth full-length The Electric…

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