Since the release of lead single, Dystopian Mirror, last year we like so many have been patiently waiting for the release of Vestige & Vigil, the first album from THE BELLWETHER SYNDICATE. A subsequent pair of tracks taken from it… Read More ›
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Vincent Christ – Galore EP
Having drawn a fair amount of attention and praise with the single, Heart On A Chain, last year, UK’s VINCENT CHRIST is looking at a far larger landscape of recognition with his debut EP, Galore. Offering five instinctively contagious yet… Read More ›
Ronan Conroy – The Slow Death of the LoveMyth
Released a handful of weeks or so ago, The Slow Death of the LoveMyth is the new album from musician/songwriter RONAN CONROY. It is a release seeing the NYC-based Dubliner explore the seductive shadows of dark pop with a breath… Read More ›
New Jacobin Club – Empire of Dis
As a world hell-bent on destruction, on others and itself, finds new ways to seduce darkness there comes a vehicle to highlight our destructive intent in the shape of the new album from NEW JACOBIN CLUB. Whether deliberate or by… Read More ›
A Shoreline Dream – Loveblind
An emotionally and atmospherically haunting examination, Loveblind is the new album from Denver band A SHORELINE DREAM. With an almost smog like claustrophobic breath and senses trespassing radiance that shows no restraint in intensity throughout, the release is a fascinating… Read More ›
Weimar – Dancing On A Volcano
If you had cast ears over the two singles from UK outfit WEIMAR so far this year, one the lead track for their debut album, you could not escape their open individuality to each other and pretty much anything around… Read More ›
London Plane – Bright Black
Having been richly engaged by their 2018 released debut album, New York Howl, there was natural intrigue towards its successor and one certainly inflamed by the recent singles that NYC outfit LONDON PLANE have uncaged to seduce ears and the… Read More ›
Dead Register – Alive
DEAD REGISTER is one of the bands we automatically get excited over when news of a fresh encounter is upon us, their previous releases shaping our instinctive appetite for their brooding sound, indeed a certain moment of their last encounter… Read More ›
Klammer – The Day Before Yesterday
With an instinctive appetite for post punk we have found it lustfully coming to the fore as many notable encounters forged in its depths have been recently unveiled. Now it is getting another shot of adrenaline with the new album… Read More ›
Black Rose Burning – The Wheel
Eighteen months ago, Black Rose Burning introduced itself to wider attention with The Year of the Scorpion, a seriously captivating debut album bred in the richest essences of post punk, gothic rock, and alternative pop. It was a striking encounter… Read More ›
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