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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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Listen to The Fantastic Dark Synth of Metal Disco’s “Endless Miles” | Plus “Vade Mecum” Album Review

Synth gear “overlord” Toxic Razor, a man of few words, whose ethos is to conjure cold melodies and hypnotic beats using hardware synthesizers performed and recorded in real time without the use…

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Substance Über Alles In INHALT’s “Commerce” EP | Review + Live Footage

Today marks the release of the third EP by San Francisco’s INHALT, aka the vehicle for producer/songwriter Matia Simovich. Out on Dark Entries Records, the Commerce EP is the third in…

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Echolust have released their dark-wave and early 90’s infused shoegaze debut LP “Veldisa”

[dropcap]Shoegazers[/dropcap] hailing from Long Beach California, Echolust— have released their debut LP following the release of a clutch of singles this past year such as Zombie Birds and Doublespeak—that are included on…

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The Harrow | “Feral Haze” Song Premiere

White lights, dead gaze Black feet, feral haze Animals, we’re animals Animals, we’re animals “Feral Haze,” the second single off of the upcoming LP Silhouettes, is another dark journey into the deep waters…

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Shadow Age | Silaluk

[dropcap]Post-punk[/dropcap] traditionalists, trust me on this one. If you’re craving that early sound of flanging guitars, tribal-esque drum beats and atmospheric reverb, look no further than Shadow Age’s debut EP Silaluk.…

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“Life Is A Fear” | Editors premiere third video from album “In Dream”

[dropcap]Third[/dropcap] times a charm with the Editors‘ release of the video for “Life Is A Fear”, a fantastic track that reminds both of Visage and Ultravox in the era of Foxx—in…

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New Danish Invasion – ‘Communions’ have released their second EP

[dropcap]After[/dropcap] the imfamous Iceage have recently been digging in their 1980s aesthetics—there’s another new incoming assault: the barrage of Danish band ‘Communions’—who have fired off their second self titled ep.…

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Wax Idols’ New Single Embodies the Embers of Loss

[dropcap]The[/dropcap] scent of burnt wax and charred streaks remain across this weighty, aching ballad, lamenting an extinguished companionship. Yet there is still a hopeful warmth deep in the core of…

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The Foreign Resort – ‘Down the Rabbit Hole’ Review

[dropcap]I[/dropcap] wasn’t too familiar with Copenhagen’s The Foreign Resort until a friend of mine introduced me to their sound which for me, instantly hit the nail on the head! The…

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