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San Diego Synth-Pop Trio Glass Spells’ “Mirrors” EP

San Diego Synth-Pop act Glass Spells conjures 80s retro beats with hints of, Indie, post-punk, electro-pop, and contemporary electronic music—in many ways evoking the sensibilities of acts on such rosters as…

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The Music Of Ghosts, Dead Malls And Fuzzy Memories: Ruminations On Vapourwave

The humans of Planet Earth have successfully created a new ecology of signs. Where nature once populated our vistas and imaginations, factories and endless Internet feeds now orientate our journeys.…

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Plastic Ivy Engage the Mysteries of Past, Present, and Future on “Spots of Time”

It’s been two years since Plastic Ivy‘s last release, the icy The Glass Horizon. Since then, Ivy, aka Lira Marie Landes, has been touring across the US with Xeno & Oaklander,…

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Montreal Collective No Master, No Servant Channel Deep Belgian Electronic Influences in Debut Album

Montreal-based electro/EBM collective No Master, No Servant has just released their debut album, entitled Love Transforms Us, But Into What?, self-released by the band and distributed via Flesh Prison Records. …

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Morte Psíquica Releases Ghostly New EP, “O Fantasma”

Ready for a refreshing burst of coldwave in the August heat? Portuguese-Canadian outfit Morte Psíquica brings the chill with their lush new EP, O Fantasma. Recorded shortly after the release…

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Listen to Swedish Post-Punk Quartet Isolated Youth Bloom with their “Iris” EP

Sweden’s burgeoning post-punk quartet Isolated Youth have recently released their brilliant and captivating second EP, IRIS—a gathering of five intensely profound and introspective post-punk tracks evoking a deluge of fervent…

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Here Is The Long Awaited S/T Debut Album by Sobranie 8 18

‘Lucy’ is the foremost track of the debut S/T album by Russian dark romantics Sobranie 8 18. Hailing from Saint-Petersburg, Anastasia Alekseeva and Kirill Drobishevski have finally managed to release…

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San Diego Synth-Pop Trio Glass Spells’ “Mirrors” EP

The Music Of Ghosts, Dead Malls And Fuzzy Memories: Ruminations On Vapourwave

Plastic Ivy Engage the Mysteries of Past, Present, and Future on “Spots of Time”

Montreal Collective No Master, No Servant Channel Deep Belgian Electronic Influences in Debut Album

Morte Psíquica Releases Ghostly New EP, “O Fantasma”

Listen to Swedish Post-Punk Quartet Isolated Youth Bloom with their “Iris” EP

Here Is The Long Awaited S/T Debut Album by Sobranie 8 18

Exclusive Premiere: Mechanimal – “Crux” LP via Inner Ear Records

Descend into Minimal Synth Subterranea in “Double Dream” by No New Dawn

Peter Murphy Residency – Review of “Love Hysteria” and “Deep”