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Farewell to The Klinik

The legendary electronic /industrial project from Belgium, The Klinik, formed by analogue synth and electronics geniuses, Marc Verhaeghen and Dirk Ivens—performed their final show Saturday night. Founded in 1982, The…

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Motorama – Dispersed Energy

Russia’s premiere Post-Punk band, Motorama have dropped their latest video for the new song “Dispersed Energy” from their upcoming album “Poverty”. This will be their third album, (the last being 2012’s…

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A Loud Transcendence: PHARMAKON and SWANS live in Leipzig 2014 review

PHARMAKON and SWANS both playing live during the same night is a dream that was made reality last Thursday. You definitely can’t attend such evening unprepared, as both bands are well known…

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Dry your eyes, Ash Code is here for you!

“Without you it’s like playing to an empty room” – Alesandro Ash Code is definitely a band that is blowing the dust off Darkwave and Postpunk these days. Alesandro and Claudia started…

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Veil of Light – Pale Eyes

Gothgaze at its finest! Enjoy the first teaser of the debut album from Veil of Light for free! Pale Eyes includes the stunning title track besides five remixes of songs…

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The Harrow cover The Glove’s “Mouth to Mouth” (Free Download)

NYC’s The Harrow return with a brand new free digital single featuring a cover of Banshee/Cure side project The Glove’s “Mouth to Mouth,” mixed by none other than the brilliant…

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Who Among You Believes in Witchcraft?: Haunted Summer Album Review

I really like it. It’s original and evocative. – John Carpenter Such praise from someone like Carpenter is enough for me to stop typing now because that’s all you really…

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Beyond the Black Lodge—An interview with David J | Plus a review of his new book “Who Killed Mister Moonlight? Bauhaus Black Magick and Benediction”

Like my recent marathon of watching The Killing and other Twin Peaks inspired shows via Netflix, I quickly absorbed my copy of “Who Killed Mister Moonlight? Bauhaus Black Magick and Benediction” by Bauhaus’s…

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Mani Deum | “When Beauty Ends”

There is a band from Athens, Greece, whose southern mash and whiskey stained veneer blends perfectly with the atmosphere evoked by the growling laments of Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen, and Nick…

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Zola Jesus streams Taiga through New York Times

As already suspected, the new Zola Jesus Record sounds like a Modern Pop/R&B record. This is quite a departure from Nika Danilova’s soulful tapping of the source inspirations of Gothic chanteuse…

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