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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Listen, mate, life has surface noise.
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.
Read MoreMedical journal Lancet Psychiatry ran a Mark E. Smith obituary.
Read MoreToday’s one-hit wonder.
Read MoreHear some pop trash you haven’t heard played to death!
Read MoreDoing it yourself with trashy rock’n’roll, minimal synth and shoegazy indie.
Read MoreIndustrialised synthwave, goth and a pop demo from the mists of time.
Read MoreA bright and delirious combination of garage punk, psychedelic rock, and addictive joy.
Read MoreIndustrial and 2017 punk.
Read MoreAnd headphones up your nose.
Read MoreTwo indie rock, one industrial bleep.
Read MoreAtmospheric progressive doom metal from Romania.
Read MoreClassic power balladry with synths instead of guitars. The air-punching choruses remain. Every side an A-side.
Read MoreSuppose I’d better cut the pile down a bit again.
Read MoreThe soundtrack is deserving of a short review in its own right, not the least for its own curious development.
Read MoreFrom the grey area between techno and industrial.
Read MoreTwo marvellous bands you need to pay attention to.
Read MoreMore blatantly an electronified Interpol than the previous, better recorded and a delight that fully measured up to my anticipations.
Read MoreProg, metal and shoegaze from the inbox.
Read MoreCharlie 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.
Read MoreFrom the review pile, some forthcoming releases from Echozone.
Read MoreAnd Spray, compressed and convenient.
Read MoreA couple of indie pop guitar pieces.
Read MoreSome indie pop and synthpop, and yes the new OMD album’s a good one.
Read MoreAt 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.
Read MoreIn which I trip over Seayou from Vienna, a good label I hadn’t heard of before.
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 MoreSome news that’s actually timely and urgent!
Read MoreInstead of books, let’s talk about industrial, in ambient prog and synthpop flavours.
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