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

Inner Ear Records releases the brand new Crux LP by Mechanimal on Monday, January 27, and both the label and the band allowed us an exclusive premiere of it! The…

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

There is a genius at work with multi-instrumentalist Detriot J. Czarn’s No New Dawn with artistic precision recreates the core of minimal synth from the coldwave era and imbues it…

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

Following his San Francisco residency, Peter Murphy is in the midst of his New York City tryst at (le) Poisson Rouge in the West Village. He booked 12 shows to…

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Snakedressed: A Tribute to Dirk Ivens’ Vast Career

Snakedressed: A Tribute to Klinik/Dive/Absolute Body Control is the third installation of Coitus Interruptus Productions’ series following tribute albums dedicated to the oeuvre of Cabaret Voltaire and Fad Gadget. As…

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Russian Electronic Music Duo SUPERNOVA 1006 Caution Against a Dystopian Internet Firewall in “Technical Support”

One of the brightest interstellar events in history was SUPERNOVA 1006. This is also the namesake of the Russian electronic music duo of Andrey Yukhovich (singer/songwriter/guitar) Elizabeth Dolgikh (drums/synthesizers), who…

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The Crooning Cathedral-esque Post-Industrial Madness of Vukovar’s “Cremator”

Vukovar, a genre-bending experimental music project named after the war-torn city in Eastern Croatia is issuing its seventh LP, Cremation. This is industrial music for your pleasure, awash with unabashed…

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Arctic Flowers Discuss New “Straight To The Hunter” LP in Exclusive Interview!

“I’m hoping our music resonates with a shared experience and offers comfort as we all cope with global changing tides. You have to look forward and work for positive change.”…

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