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j:dead UK
Full bodied synthpop melodies, accelerating electronic tones, and emotion fuelled vocals.
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supported by 19 fans who also own “What we'll be”
Bandcamp is my favorite app. Without Bandcamp I would missed out on a lot of great music like Empathy Test! A wonderful album. Occasionally bombastic with nice synths and the voice of Isaac Howlett on top. Well done guys💪🏽
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Critical Fault
by unitcode:machine
supported by 18 fans who also own “What we'll be”
Addictive! Instrumental during Emptiness=YES! Love it through and through. Great vocals and emotional venting. Lots of influences apparent including Stabbing Westward, NIN but way less mainstream.
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Mourn [Deluxe Edition]
by Assemblage 23
supported by 17 fans who also own “What we'll be”
This is a real step-forward album, so emotionally and musically strong
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The Barcelona duo inject coldwave with industrial grit and ghostly elegance, with Andrea P. Latorre’s vocals an undeniable highlight.
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Chronic Quicksand Depression Morning
by ASSASSUN
As you can ballpark from the title, the latest from ASSASSUN is a masterclass in bewitching, gothy EBM.
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Within/Without
by Houses of Heaven
If you've been craving something dark and gritty yet stylish and dancefloor-ready, this hard-edged industrial synth opus might fit the bill.
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Themes for a Collapsing Empire
by unitcode:machine
supported by 17 fans who also own “What we'll be”
I first heard of Unitcode Machine when an acquaintance invited me to a show where they were playing, and it didn't entirely get to me until I listened to the album after the event. I've been listening to this at least every other day if not everyday since then. This could be one of my all time favorite industrial albums for years to come, and it needs more recognition. I'm going to follow UM to stay up to date for future releases and shows.
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