Listen, mate, life has surface noise.
Christian Fitness is the one-man band of Andrew “Falco” Falkous of Cardiff post-hardcore (so, punk) band Future of the Left, and formerly of Mclusky. Focused and apposite punk ranting, sarcastic and angry, backed by a bloody racket with good tunes and at least half way decent recording.
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A site for multi-disc reissues, a new musicians’ forum, DRM still doesn’t work, exclusive deals don’t work.
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Post-punk rock bands that aren’t quite g*th but are certainly leaning in that direction.
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Post-hardcore indie rock, punk pop, power punk pop and jangle punk.
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Pel Mel were an Australian post-punk indie-pop band who formed in Newcastle in 1979 and split in 1984. Like so many old post-punk bands, they’ve reformed in recent years, and have a collection and a live album out soon.
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Post-punk via yéyé, shoegaze and new wave revival.
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Electronic indie delights, with guitar.
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Möss does with synthesizers on it something like what the Church did with guitars at their best. Interview with Cody George.
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Ambitious but endearing synthpop, catchy new wave pop and authentically recreated mid-’80s UK indie rock.
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The New York Times offers a nice writeup of your friend and mine, Bandcamp. Describing how it works and a bit of the story of the company. We talk to quite pleased musicians also.
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It’s been a good weekend in the Bandcamp salt mines. Here’s some more: demo synthpop, early ’80s-style indie, trollclash and a young pop talent.
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Atmospheric dream-pop, indie pop and soulful R&B.
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Online streaming, ’70s music technology and ’90s record shops.
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Shouty electropunk, indie pop and cinematic folk.
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Industrial-tangential trance, cinematic pop and vocal synthpop from Russian label SkyQode.
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Fine American, German and French post-punk sounds. With video!
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Futurepop, impassioned grunge and some new wave power pop. All with good tunes and a beat.
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Political indie pop, goth rock with tunes and perfect synthpop.
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Art collective synthpop, ’90s-style indie rock and a remarkable instrumental album.
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Post-punk synth, futurepop and synthpop.
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EBM, goth-aspiring new wave and dreampop.
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Three stone winners today. A pleasing selection.
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Spray are a couple of old goths doing semi-novelty synthpop straight out of The Manual. They do a brilliant job of it and you should listen to everything they have ever recorded.
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’90s-style sample-ridden indie dance rock, catchy amateur punkish indie pop, melodic pop songs in an indie band with synths, American Britpop.
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A couple from the poppier end, on Dependent.
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Strap On Halo are a goth rock band from the goth scene. This is unfortunate, insofar as not even current goths are interested in current goth music — it’s a subculture of new clothes and old music.
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Depeche Modeish EBM, sp00ky goth EBM, instrumental EBM.
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Origin unknown.
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Averaging one studio album every three years, the classic math rockers, 65daysofstatic are right on time with their latest release, the official soundtrack to the video game No Man’s Sky.
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Floaty EBM, instrumental EBM, industrial punk.
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