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The Devil’s Groove and a Werewolf’s Grin: Dmitry Wild Resurrects the Spirit of Rockabilly in “Alive”

There’s a particular madness that grips the Catskills come autumn, when the woods crackle with burnt leaves and stray spirits, and the moon leans in close, hungry for a story.…

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Dark Pop Artist Midniter Warns Against the Cult of Fascism in Video for “Alarmist”

I see it, feel it closing in. I see it, feel it closing in. Time check and write it down again. There is something unnervingly lucid about Alarmist, the new…

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Andy Bell Reigns Radiantly at Gramercy Theatre — Ten Crowns Tour Continues Across North America

Under the low amber lights of the Gramercy Theatre, where time itself seemed to shimmer like champagne in a cut-glass flute, Andy Bell emerged: a dazzling apparition in a suit…

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Berlin Shoegazers Pretty Average Sing of Breakups in the Social Media Age with “Everybody’s Watching”

You say that you don’t love me, but I am not going to say I am sorry Berlin has long been a city of reinvention, a crucible for the displaced…

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Ottawa Synthpop Duo Violentene Wander a Desolate Necropolis in their Video for “Other Side Of Eternity”

Other Side of Eternity, the new single from Canada’s Violentene, begins like a transmission from some distant, dying frequency; a slow surge of emotion rendered in steel and sighs. Violentene…

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Southern Gothic Rock Outfit Tears for the Dying Defy the Darkness with New Single “Cinders”

Watch her run for a box of rations Watch the sky split open wide Hear her name shouted from above She gave her life, so that we could survive IIn…

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San Francisco Synthpop Act Pink Stiletto Debuts Sensual Double A-Side Single “Do it For Me” / “Amour Finale”

Somewhere between Studio 54’s mirrored ecstasy and CBGB’s cigarette-stained nihilism, Pink Stiletto walks in: heels first, heart pounding, synths ablaze. The brainchild of Valery Kvochkova, Pink Stiletto channels the fractured…

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Gary Numan Unearths Lost Telekon-Era Track “Like a B-Film” for Album’s 45th Anniversary Edition

In 1980, Telekon arrived like an electrical storm: a stark, neon-lit meditation on technology and alienation. It was Gary Numan’s third consecutive UK number one and the closing act of…

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The Enduring Road — Ukrainian Post-Punk Trio Small Depo Unveil Poignant New Single “DOROGA”

The road feels like a dream, And it holds only one truth — You can’t outrun your troubles by walking, And its fatigue is no simple one. Doroga (The Road),…

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Australian Synth Project Alien Skin Unveils Icy Minimal Synth Single “Cold Hand On A Glass Wall”

tears on a white dress dead love on a rose bed sore eyes and a cold mouth fingers on a blade fingers on a blade she’s here she’s here but…

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