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Norwegian Post-Punk Act Mirror of Haze Whirl in “Merry-Go-Round Spinning”

What has your life morphed into during an existence of never-ending uncertainty? Have you mostly kept to your schedule of the Before Times, clinging to habits like a life raft?…

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Doc Hammer’s Band Weep Kicks Off 2021 with “Too Much Nothing”

New York City’s own Weep is back, and, contrary to their signature irreverence, a little nothing goes a long way. Their fourth full-length album, Too Much Nothing, is out now,…

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A Shoegaze Loveletter to 1980s Hong Kong with Kai Tak’s “Jalen Rose”

desire pains, callus warmth chasing words, chasing worlds Cold Shower’s Chris King is ringing in the new year right with the atmospheric Jalen Rose, a new track from his project Kai…

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New Wave Project Bowl Cuts Pays Tribute to The Dearly Departed with “Blue Moon, Black Out”

Siblings Chad Fjerstad and Nicole Strandberg join forces to create a heartbreaking epitaph for their father, who passed away a few years ago. Harnessing the energy of the previous release,…

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The Harrow Rings In The New Year With the Swirling, Ethereal “Beyond Stars”

Willkommen 2021! And bienvenue! Welcome! Glücklich zu sehen, Je suis enchanté. Brooklyn’s The Harrow kicks off the new year by walking the fine line between the alluring and surreal with their enchanting…

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Lycia Close Out 2020 With a Triumphant Cover of “Are ‘Friends’ Electric?”

Since their inception in 1988, Lycia has been one of our absolute favorite bands this side of the Atlantic. In recent years, they’ve released a string of stellar records, including…

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Mekong Addresses Alienation and Lust With The Powerful “Industria”

Crossing post-punk with a smidgen of 80s goth culture, Polish post-punk/goth outfit Mekong debuts their video single for industria today, the 30th of December. This is Mekong’s first track off the upcoming LP End Of…

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Norwegian Post-Punk Act Mirror of Haze Whirl in “Merry-Go-Round Spinning”

Doc Hammer’s Band Weep Kicks Off 2021 with “Too Much Nothing”

A Shoegaze Loveletter to 1980s Hong Kong with Kai Tak’s “Jalen Rose”

New Wave Project Bowl Cuts Pays Tribute to The Dearly Departed with “Blue Moon, Black Out”

The Harrow Rings In The New Year With the Swirling, Ethereal “Beyond Stars”

Lycia Close Out 2020 With a Triumphant Cover of “Are ‘Friends’ Electric?”

Mekong Addresses Alienation and Lust With The Powerful “Industria”

Russian Post-Punk Act Twin Peaks Wander “Through the Shanghai Basements”

Synths, Sorrow, and Reverb in Australian Post-Punk Act Static’s “When I’m Falling”

Geedomane’s “Tell Me” Is A Darkwave Examination Of Self-Delusion