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Manoeuvres Against Melancholy — Dive into the Post-Punk and Shoegaze Reverie of Montreal’s DRØME with “Echoes Within”

Dance delivers a swift knockout to the fog of depression, offering an escape from emotional weight. In each movement, people unlock the feelings words fumble to express, finding freedom and…

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Italian Darkwave Project The Spoiled Releases “Time” EP and Video for “Hole in A Chest”

My little pain, I wanna feel you inside I wanna make you see my love has died My little pain flows, never asking why Always taking me down, it burns…

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Synth-Punk Cowboy Cong Josie Rides Again — Listen to the Dynamic Doo-Wop Swagger of “MOTO ZONE”

Australia’s Cong Josie roars back onto the scene with his sizzling sophomore effort, Moto Zone, a relentless rumble of EBM, synth-punk, and rock ‘n’ roll with a touch of doo-wop…

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Experimental Duo AUA Deftly Blends Krautrock and Post-Punk in their Minimalist Video for “Allies”

Leipzig’s experimental duo AUA returns with “Allies,” a track that deftly navigates the chaotic terrain of political alliances and the thirst for validation. As the third offering from their forthcoming…

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Artic Melancholy — An Interview with French Post-Punk Project The Memory of Snow

The Memory of Snow comes out of Caen, France, like a boreal wind with a chilling bite—Albin Wagener’s solo project after his stint with Overcast. For a decade, Wagener found…

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Atlanta Duo Teardux Debut Their Latest Dark Synth Pop Anthem “The Line”

Counting all these tears I’ve cried I’m calling out to you, now speak thy name Just enough to paralyze I’m calling out to you, I’ve found my way Breaking free…

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Gang of Four Announce Farewell North American Tour in Celebration of 45 Years of “Entertainment”

Gang of Four erupted from Leeds in 1976, fusing punk’s aggression with funk’s driving rhythms and an intellectual edge. Led by guitarist Andy Gill and vocalist Jon King, their sharp,…

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Xeno & Oaklander Unveil their Ode to a Bloodstone, “O Vermillion” — Autumn North American Tour Dates Announced

New York’s avant-garde synth-pop sages Xeno & Oaklander—Liz Wendelbo and Sean McBride—return with O Vermillion, a fresh offering from their forthcoming album Via Negativa (in the doorway light). The album’s concept,…

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The Horrors Announce First Album in 8 Years — Watch the Video for Their Gothic-Tinged Single “The Silence That Remains”

Walking the length of the city Like a child Waiting for the call Searching the streets for directions The endless life Emotion never shown The Horrors return once again, retooled and…

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New Rock City Recalls the Punk Glory of 80s New York in Full Length “Radio 85”

Cassettes and posters in a bag Electric purple blue guitar Am I a thrill, am I too bad? No one could make me change my mind One thing’s certain: New…

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