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Chemical Waves
#postpunk #darkwave #coldwave #newwave #electronic
It's a project of Marco Cattani.
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Fading Bodies
by S Y Z Y G Y X
supported by 5 fans who also own “Stories from the World Before”
Slick, sleek, and very sexy, "Fading Bodies" is an outstanding release, a Dark Electro tour de force that gets better and better with repeated listens. This is music designed to make your body move, music for fucking, music for dancing, music for rituals and ceremonies, and music for whatever kind of magic you feel like making...
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Morning Tsunami
by Hante.
supported by 5 fans who also own “Stories from the World Before”
Morning Tsunami illustrates maturation of Hante. as an incredibly gifted artist. I believe ‘Catharsis’ is one of the best songs ever written: any genre, hands down. Thank you for sharing your charms with us (^_^)
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Gods Verging On Sanity
by Black Nail Cabaret
supported by 4 fans who also own “Stories from the World Before”
All the songs on here have their moments. As an album though, from song to song it's not a front to back listen for me. I have it split into different sections on my playlists. Definitely give "No Gold" and "My Casual God" a listen, I find those are my personal gems off of this.
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John Waters
by Constant Smiles
The Boston lo-fi psych-pop artist goes full dark synth on this immersive and catchy new release.
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Antagonism LP
by Bleib Modern
Bleak, throbbing work that lands halfway between coldwave and shoegaze, this Berlin group hits that spot just under the breastbone.
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