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Monochromatic Visions Cast Down a Deluge of Shoegaze and Dreampop With Their “Change Who You Are” EP

Breath in dust Cough then spit it out Cut them down to size And then you swallow Monochromatic Visions return with Change Who You Are, a four-track EP that dives…

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German Post-Punk Legends Pink Turns Blue Announce North American Tour in Support of New Album “Black Swan”

Since forming in 1985, German post-punk stalwarts Pink Turns Blue have refined their sound into something unmistakably their own—elegant in its minimalism, emotive in its delivery, and enduring in its…

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Post-Punk Legends Death Cult to Play Rare Intimate West Coast Club Shows Ahead of Cruel World 2025

Death Cult – the earlier, darker incarnation of The Cult – has announced a pair of intimate California concerts this May. The legendary post-punk outfit, featuring vocalist Ian Astbury and…

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Dark Electronic Duo Ex-Hyena Debuts Quirky Techno-pop Single “Vanishing Edge”

Ex-Hyena deal in whiplash and whir. Boston’s duo of discontent, self-described peddlers of “dystopian dance,” splice serrated synths with off-kilter hip-hop grooves, pitching body music into a hall of cracked…

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Fernando’s Eyes Debuts Dreamy Video for Solo Single “Center of Your World”

Everything’s so bright in this evening light I do remember now why I can’t hold you anymore Fernando Honorato (Principe Valiente) steps into softer focus with his latest solo release:…

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Los Angeles Trio Darker Places Gaze into Gothic Romance in Their Video for “Eternal”

Vuela conmigo, flor de la noche… Los Angeles trio Darker Places sink their teeth into longing with Eternal, a swooning dirge of desire, delivered like a love letter written in…

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Shake Your Shibuya — Sextile Returns From Tokyo With Video for “Women Respond To Bass”

No more teeth Life is bleak **** your dollar Los Angeles synth-punk agitators Sextile charge into the strobe-lit abyss with their new album yes, please., out May 2nd via Sacred…

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Los Angeles Artist Syd Sikes “The Grey” EP Delivers Hazy Dreampop and Poetic Delirium

Los Angeles-based artist Syd Sikes sheds the synth-pop shimmer of his 2023 debut, Phantom, to unveil a starker vision in The Grey. This five-track EP trades lush hooks for lean…

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Post-Punk Duo Pleasure Victim Rip Apart Romance With Their Anti-Love Song “Sweet Nothings”

“If you’re gonna write it in a love song I don’t wanna hear it anyway.” There is a moment, harsh and crystalline, when the music drops away and the slow…

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Montreal Synth Artist Laura Krieg Channels Power and Allure in “Crépuscule”

Montreal-based synth musician and chanteuse Laura Krieg has just released her second full-length album, Crépuscule, via Detriti Records. The album taps into the celebrated tradition of dancefloor-ripe minimal synth projects…

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