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Black Sea Crime Complex Evokes Baroque, Introspective Songcraft With the Stunning “Compete”

Cosmopolitan electronic artist Black Sea Crime Complex, better known as Antoni Maiovvi, has earned high praise for his work over the years. Mostly operating in the dance and soundtrack realms,…

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The Horrors Explore Industrial Soundscapes With “Lout”

British shapeshifting wonders The Horrors released a brutal new single, Lout. The track is the band’s first new material since 2017’s V. The Horrors have skillfully managed to defy any…

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Hennessey Tears Apart The 1% With “8 Men”

Eight men have all the money. Eight men have more than half of all the money than everyone else in the world, combined. Yuck. NYC dance-punk queen Leah Hennessey is,…

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Chrystabell Teams Up With Nouvelle Vague’s Marc Collin To Hauntingly Cover The Cure

Chrystabell’s smooth as silk vocals transcend the aether as she reinvents classic Cure songs in Strange As Angels, The new collection of reinvented Cure songs was produced and arranged by…

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Anonymous Melancholia with Hermidgets’ “Nothing’s Perfect”

Look out the window and see How the majesty’s unfolding Before your eyes Shrouded in anonymity, Hermidgets is a dark project of melancholy, peppered with vocals, minimal piano, and the…

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Qual Rages Against The Failure Of The State With “VR Slaves”

Cataclysmic doom in a sinister dystopia served as a creative launchpad for electronic music artist Qual, né William Maybelline (Lebanon Hanover). His new EBM banger, VR Slaves, off the upcoming…

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The Horrors’ Faris Badwan Joins Forces With John Coxon In First Of Collaboration Series

Several years ago, Faris Badwan (The Horrors/Cat’s Eyes) was in the midst of searching for producers for his solo material, when he crossed paths with renowned guitarist John Coxon (Spring…

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Pierce With Arrow Laments Echo and Narcissus With “She Pined Away”

Breaking the usual pattern of creating visuals for existing music, American minimal techno pioneer Troy Pierce and Colombian audiovisual artist Natalia Escobar (aka Poison Arrow) was conceived in reverse, taking inspiration from a collection of…

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Danny Elfman Exorcises Pent Up Rage In “Sorry”

There isn’t time – for revolution There isn’t time – to evolutionize or hide Those things most precious – Our most precious Things that got erased, corrupted, infiltrated I’m so…

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The Soft Moon’s Luis Vasquez Reimagines The Soundtrack Genre With “A Body of Errors”

Luis Vasquez needed a change. The Los Angeles born composer and multi-instrumentalist felt a calling to try something bold and different from his usual post-punk/ darkwave project, The Soft Moon,…

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