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Spike Hellis
Successor
Over-Pop

Spike Hellis’ self-titled 2022 debut LP was wild, unpredictable and unexpected. Part of what made the Los Angeles duo’s take on gnarly mutant body music feel so nervy and dangerous was its aggressive switch-ups, slamming from funky EBM into anxious synthscapes and moody sample cut-ups, all anchored by...


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Soft Vein

We’re happy to present two interviews conducted during Terminus Festival on the podcast this week. We sat down with Justin Chamberlain of Soft Vein to discuss the increasingly melodic and bright sound of that project, his approach to songwriting, and the artistic roots of his new music video. We also grabbed some time with Genera...


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Analfabetism
Konsten Att Andas Med En Grep Genom Ena Lungan
Fluttering Dragon Records

A dozen or so years into the project’s lifespan, it feels safe to now call Analfabetism the primary project of Fredrik Djurfeldt, the Swedish producer tied to at least ten projects running the EBM to death industrial gamut, active and otherwise. Rooted speci...


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Hey pals, we’re back! Thanks for sticking with us through some post-Terminus hiatus action, we needed a couple of days to rest and recoup before jumping back into the regular posting schedule, this short week notwithstanding. And hey, the upside of all of this is that we’re unusually amped to dig in on some new releases, the after-effects of seeing a ton of great music (


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Bragolin and Carrellee are fairly unique artists within the modern darkwave scene, but whose distinct styles have a strangely complimentary tenor to them. Hailing from the Netherlands, Bragolin (whose 2026 LP I Don’t Like What It Does To...


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