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Paige Emery Journeys Into The Subconscious With “Tangible Illusions”

Tangible Illusions the texture of plasticity Chills like letters I forgot to read Los Angeles multidisciplinary artist Paige Emery blends her background of classical fine arts with electronic and analogue…

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Sturle Dagsland Embraces The Primal Scream In ‘Frenzy”

Ever just want a relaxing night in, cup of cocoa in hand, the soft strident sounds of primal screaming on the stereo? Norwegian artist Sturle Dagsland has just the ticket.…

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Darkwave Project Chemical Waves Debuts Video for “Kiss the Ring” Featuring Bedless Bones

In our world, there is a before and after everything that marks a clear boundary between what we were before and what we are now. How were we before? How…

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Swiss Coldwave Duo Veil of Light Keep Turning “The Prayer Wheel”

The way you make me feel I keep turning the prayer wheel trying to feed the flames Don’t stop playing games Two years have passed since Swiss cold wave duo…

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London-based Dark Pop Artist Oliver Marson Covers Tom Waits’ “Goin’ out West”.

Covering Tom Waits is not for the faint of heart, and London-based artist Oliver Marson is up to the task. With thunderous baritone and rock and roll swagger, Marson channels…

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Babylon Berlin Chanteuse Gloria De Oliveira Debuts Video for Gudrun Gut Remix of “The Only Witness”

German-Brazilian Gloria De Oliveira has many guises: musician, visual artist, and actor, known for her work in the German neo-noir television series Babylon Berlin. Now she has unveiled her spellbinding video for…

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Danish Post-Punk Band Iceage Signs With Mexican Summer This Winter and Debuts “The Holding Hand”

Tectonic shifts tend to happen with the dawn of new ages, and this winter has shown no exception for Danish outfit Iceage. The band has parted ways with Matador Records,…

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Days of Sorrow Debut First New Music in 35 Years With “Running”—Plus Lockdown Version of “Wild World”

It’s been nearly thirty-five years since cult German outfit Days of Sorrow split, but a chance meeting two years ago led two of the band’s original members to reform and…

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Un Hombre Solo Submits to Solitude with “El Mecanismo del Ser”

The Brooklyn-based artist Un Hombre Solo is, as his name suggests, no stranger to loneliness. Solitude and its effects is “a concept that has been more than familiar for me,…

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Funeral Cabaret Artist Joanna Gemma Auguri Debuts “Confession To A Future Lover”

When Joanna Gemma Auguri was a small child, her family emigrated to Berlin. The isolation of immersion in a foreign country at a tender age served as a launchpad for…

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