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Rudimentary Peni Announces First Full Length Album in Nearly Three Decades: “Great War”

Get ready, Rudimentary Peni fans: for the first time in twenty-six years, the UK anarcho-punk stalwarts announce a new full-length album, entitled Great War (via Sealed Records). This is the…

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Dead Can Dance Keyboardist Jules Maxwell Offers Up a Slice of Melancholy Beauty With “Nocturnes”

Irish songwriter and composer Jules Maxwell has been lining up a string of enticing recordings and collaborations over the last few months. As a touring member of Dead Can Dance, his…

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Some Ember Mines the Soul in the Mystical “Excavate” from New EP “Held a Fragment of the Moon”

As we move into the cycle of Spring, the darkness brightens and snow melts away, uncovering new treasures previously unseen. With the Spring rains, quartz crystals appear in formerly snow-blanketed…

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Chicago Post-Punk duo Bellhead Release ‘Remix With Guns”

The Year of Our Virus 2020 was a year where most bands could be excused if they decided to take time off and hope for the best in 2021, but…

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New Order Debut Mark Reeder’s Dirty Devil Remix of ‘Be a Rebel” and Announce 2021 US Tour Dates

In December, New Order released Be A Rebel [Remixes Part One], a collection of 5 reworkings of the disco-infused song – from New Order’s Bernard Sumner (Outlaw Mix), as well…

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Krälfe Addresses The Disintegration of Counterculture With “Digital Dismay”

German duo Krälfe’s latest single, Digital Dismay, from their upcoming record Gravity Sucks, is complex and sophisticated. The choir-like polyphonic singing and lyrics on the album address the disintegration of counterculture and…

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LA Synth Artist Chelsey Boy Addresses Trans Visibility and Divinity in “All Mine”

Los Angeles singer, songwriter, and multimedia artist Chelsey Boy, best known as one half of former electronic duo Intimatchine, strikes out on her own with her signature dreamy doomscapes, helmed…

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Rudimentary Peni Announces First Full Length Album in Nearly Three Decades: “Great War”

Dead Can Dance Keyboardist Jules Maxwell Offers Up a Slice of Melancholy Beauty With “Nocturnes”

Some Ember Mines the Soul in the Mystical “Excavate” from New EP “Held a Fragment of the Moon”

Chicago Post-Punk duo Bellhead Release ‘Remix With Guns”

New Order Debut Mark Reeder’s Dirty Devil Remix of ‘Be a Rebel” and Announce 2021 US Tour Dates

Krälfe Addresses The Disintegration of Counterculture With “Digital Dismay”

LA Synth Artist Chelsey Boy Addresses Trans Visibility and Divinity in “All Mine”

The Dark Flowers Debut Dusky Cover of “Death Valley 69” Featuring David J and Char

Double Echo Dance Upon the Scottish Moors with 80s Eurovision Magic in “The Bairn”

Whispering Sons Announce New Album “Several Others” and Debut “Santantango” and “Surgery”