Cinematic indie pop and some NDW revival.
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Listen, mate, life has surface noise.
Cinematic indie pop and some NDW revival.
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How do you feel about relentless positivity and good cheer? I’m a bit cynical about it myself, but once in a while something comes by that slaps a smile on your face and won’t get out of your head.
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Medical journal Lancet Psychiatry ran a Mark E. Smith obituary.
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Today’s one-hit wonder.
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Hear some pop trash you haven’t heard played to death!
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Doing it yourself with trashy rock’n’roll, minimal synth and shoegazy indie.
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Industrialised synthwave, goth and a pop demo from the mists of time.
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A bright and delirious combination of garage punk, psychedelic rock, and addictive joy.
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Industrial and 2017 punk.
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And headphones up your nose.
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Two indie rock, one industrial bleep.
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Atmospheric progressive doom metal from Romania.
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Classic power balladry with synths instead of guitars. The air-punching choruses remain. Every side an A-side.
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Suppose I’d better cut the pile down a bit again.
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The soundtrack is deserving of a short review in its own right, not the least for its own curious development.
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From the grey area between techno and industrial.
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Two marvellous bands you need to pay attention to.
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More blatantly an electronified Interpol than the previous, better recorded and a delight that fully measured up to my anticipations.
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Prog, metal and shoegaze from the inbox.
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Charlie Tolnay died a few days ago. Here’s a career rundown and a long bit from a 1990 Party Fears about my very favourite record of his. The correct hideous racket from freaks.
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From the review pile, some forthcoming releases from Echozone.
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And Spray, compressed and convenient.
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A couple of indie pop guitar pieces.
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Some indie pop and synthpop, and yes the new OMD album’s a good one.
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At age ten I’d heard synthesizers were cool, so found some Karlheinz Stockhausen to start me off. I, ah, didn’t quite know what to make of it.
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In which I trip over Seayou from Vienna, a good label I hadn’t heard of before.
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Time to go out looking for interesting new things.
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The icy ocean at night, calling you to the sea.
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A song-oriented post-industrial album from three years’ close obsession.
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Some news that’s actually timely and urgent!
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