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Meet: Gioumourtzina’s ‘Blakk Metall’: An Interview

Gioumourtzina is a two-piece synth-heavy duo out of Thessaloniki, Greece. Their sound is a unique one, as it mixes and matches pieces of early 80s alternative, electronic, and Gothic vibes…

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Cliff Martinez : The Neon Demon S/T

I think the first movie soundtrack that made a real impact on me was The Exorcist. Nope, it wasn’t Star Wars, Superman, or Raiders of the Lost Ark. Hell, it…

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Album Review: Umberto – Alienation

Umberto’s Alienation feels like a cross between New Age, a Giallo score, and a soundtrack to some strange early 80s sci fi film. Previous albums like Confrontation, Night Has A…

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AlbumReview: John Carpenter – Lost Themes II

I’m not sure what you’d call this, a second wind? Third wind? Dust in the wind? Whatever wind it is, it’s a mighty one for John Carpenter. In a few…

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Album Review: Jakob Skott – All The Colours Of The Dust

If you didn’t know it by now, then I’m here to tell you that Jakob Skott is one of the premier drummers working today.He’s based in Denmark, so maybe you…

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Album Review: Zombi – Shape Shift

Listening to the heavy synth band Zombi is like zoning out to the opening credits of some imaginary sci fi or horror film. As you listen to the synth strings…

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Album Review: MG : MG

MG is actually Martin Gore. Martin Gore is actually that guy that pretty much makes Depeche Mode Depeche Mode. Songwriter, guitarist, keys, angelic backing vocals…that’s Martin Gore. MG is what…

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See: Sun Drug release new video for “Wildman”

Taken from their recent Sun Drug EP, the LA four piece of the same name are releasing a new single taken from that EP, Wildman, out on August 7th. From…

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Rasmus Rasmussen, keyboardist for the Danish music titans Causa Sui, likes to put out lush, synth-driven compositions when he’s not melting minds with his psych-rock brethren. Those songs are released…

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Album Review: John Carpenter – Lost Themes

John Carpenter colored at least two generations’ dreams in burnt fall hues. Faded browns, oranges, yellows, and reds, topped with gray, overcast skies bled into our psyche and made us re-imagine…

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Meet: Gioumourtzina’s ‘Blakk Metall’: An Interview

Cliff Martinez : The Neon Demon S/T

Album Review: Umberto – Alienation

AlbumReview: John Carpenter – Lost Themes II

Album Review: Jakob Skott – All The Colours Of The Dust

Album Review: Zombi – Shape Shift

Album Review: MG : MG

See: Sun Drug release new video for “Wildman”

Album Review: Aerosol – Leave

Album Review: John Carpenter – Lost Themes