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Lost Alan Vega Album “Mutator” to be Released—Watch “Nike Soldier” Featuring King Woman

A lost album from Alan Vega, entitled Mutator, will be released on 23 April via Sacred Bones Records. Today the record’s first single, Nike Soldier, is available along with an…

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Houses of Heaven Channel the Glory of Wax Trax With INHALT’s Dub Remix of “Sleep”

Houses of Heaven‘s Silent Places was my personal favorite post-punk record of 2020; a visceral collection of songs that grabs hold of your jugular and doesn’t let go over the…

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Experimental Synth Artist David Chesworth Reissuing 1983 EP “Industry & Leisure” as Full Album

Australian-based interdisciplinary artist and composer David Chesworth, known for his experimental and at times minimalist music, has finally re-released his masterpiece Industry & Leisure. Industry & Leisure, partly written while Chesworth…

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Kamoos Embark on a Twisted Journey Through Berlin in “Orang-utans”

Berlin’s hypnotic post-punk act Kamoos have been unleashing their own brand of sultry, dissonant music for the last two years. Their latest single, Orang-Utans, is out now. Kamoos have been sitting on…

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Life in Tokyo with Post-Punk Outfit Permafrost’s Video for “Femme Fatale”

Norwegian post-punk outfit Permafrost released their video for Femme Fatale, a track self-produced, mixed by Paul Corkett (The Cure, Placebo), mastered at Abbey Road. The song is released on the band’s…

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Nick Cave and Warren Ellis Unleash “Carnage” with Surprise Album Release

Nick Cave and longtime collaborator/fellow Bad Seed Warren Ellis have an apocalyptic surprise for you this Thursday morning: Carnage, an offering from the spoils of eternal lockdown. Cave penned all the…

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Sebastian Melmoth Debuts their Epitaph-Pop on Mourning Glory

Presenting four tracks “haunted by 19th-century hedonism,” Sebastian Melmoth reveals the sound of “epitaph pop” on their debut cassette release, Mourning Glory. The Belgian duo of Olivier W. — DJ…

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Black Sea Crime Complex Evokes Baroque, Introspective Songcraft With the Stunning “Compete”

Cosmopolitan electronic artist Black Sea Crime Complex, better known as Antoni Maiovvi, has earned high praise for his work over the years. Mostly operating in the dance and soundtrack realms,…

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Ghost Pony Debut 60s Inspired Cautionary Ballad “Don’t Call Me Baby”

German quartet Ghost Pony makes their debut today with their dreamy, 60s RnB-soaked single Don’t Call Me Baby. Mixing romantic colour and bittersweet narratives of classic low-rider oldies with a gritty…

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New Wave Duo Adored Conjure Old-School Post-Punk Darkness in “Midnight Sanctuary”

Brothers Lennon and Christian Nichols, aka New-Wave duo Adored, have returned with a second offering: Midnight Sanctuary, the introspective second installment of a multi-faceted art endeavour. Lyrically, the band repeatedly asks the listener…

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