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Awe
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Going Home
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industria
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Saving Jesus
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Black Swan
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Shame
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The Hills
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Krakow
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Evil Man
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Mekong Kraków, Poland
Mekong crosses post-punk with a glimpse of that 80’s goth culture. It speaks the mind of one half-alienated man living in Krakow.
It’s minimal yet powerful with strong bass lines and echoing guitar sounds all over.
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No other band carries the post-punk synth-pop sound of the 80s into our current time better than TRAITRS. I'd like to quote the admirable Emma Ruth Rundle when she talks about her favourite records on Youtube: "There's not a bad song on this album."
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A very good LP quality, great mastering and cut. The album itself is definitely a very dark one. Sure it will become a classic one in several years and inspire a lot of musicians all over the world. Choosing a favorite track was quite a task.
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Alabaster Chamber
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♠️Woaw... again some good eighties goth dark reminiscence. Dancing drums bring joy to the darkest side. And Darkwave is still alive. Thanks "FoReVeR" 🌹
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“Strangers” is packed with wonderfully menacing electro-goth—late-night horror movie music for vampire dance parties.
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The End Is the Beginning
by Mirror Of Haze
Perfectly gloomy Norwegian goth/post-punk, anchored by a punchy rhythm section and driven by chiming guitar lines and morose vocals.
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The Boston lo-fi psych-pop artist goes full dark synth on this immersive and catchy new release.
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It Will Come To You LP
by ACTORS
supported by 17 fans who also own “End of The World”
It's uncanny just how good Actors is at emulating that Post-Punk synth sound from my younger days. Each listen just gets better and better. I feel slightly ashamed for not having heard this album until a few short days ago.
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