Reissued Soviet synthesizers and a triumphant return for old-school industrials.
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Post-punk in black.
Reissued Soviet synthesizers and a triumphant return for old-school industrials.
Read MoreA nicely varied EP from a veteran of the New Zealand goth scene.
Read MoreIs this thing on? Have a couple of records.
Read MoreThe review pile is full of alternative buttrock industrial.
Read MoreDarkwave disco. I’ve been hanging out for this one, and I’m thoroughly delighted. You will be too.
Read MoreFor those most familiar with the classic synth-pop Gary Numan, this will be quite different. For those who have followed Numan in the past thirty years this is not a surprise.
Read MoreWhat’s important to understand about entertainment from the 60s or 70s or 80s is that the entire audience is lead-poisoned, poisoning their kids with lead, pumping drugs cut with industrial solvents bought outside their kids’ schools, which are also poisoning the kids with lead.
Read MoreWriting about music is the most ridiculous notion, and the review pile is only getting larger. So I’ll give just embedding players and mumbling something a go. This works for me, and that’s the important thing.
Read MoreWhile the rest of the world moves, changes, shifts, reshapes itself, and discovers irony you can always return to the comforting refuge of goth rock.
Read MoreAre you into synthpop? Do you believe in heaven above, do you believe in love?
Read MoreIndustrialised synthwave, goth and a pop demo from the mists of time.
Read MoreMore fun in the big world.
Read MoreSuppose I’d better cut the pile down a bit again.
Read MoreFrom the review pile, some forthcoming releases from Echozone.
Read MoreTime to go out looking for interesting new things.
Read MoreThe icy ocean at night, calling you to the sea.
Read MoreA song-oriented post-industrial album from three years’ close obsession.
Read MoreA Russian band who call themselves goth and play trancy techno pop on an industrial label.
Read MoreI automatically staked out my life-long spot at stage right, leaning on the PA. I grabbed this spot in 1985 and shall not relinquish it.
Read MoreSt Kilda cowpunk and electro goth rock.
Read MoreAngsty guitar post-punk and angsty EBM half way to Hi-NRG.
Read MoreGuitar post-punk in black and grey.
Read MoreYes, that David Lynch. He does music too.
Read MoreEssays, pointers and rambling opinionation on UK punk and post-punk.
Read MoreNew style, old style and old returned.
Read MoreThe sounds, the rhythm and the pop structure. Three good finds today.
Read MoreMinimal synth dreampop, extended instrumental noodling and EBM dancefloor.
Read MoreLet’s get the guitars out again.
Read MoreGoth rock, electronic pop and witch house.
Read Moresp00py theremin and keyboard, found sound loop atmospheric pop and some industrial bleep.
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