From the shadows and beyond: Cliff and Ivy deliver a standout deathrock reckoning — chugging guitars, commanding vocals, and wilderness-steeped mysticism on Angels Eyes — while Song for a Gorgeous Blonde offers a downtempo excursion cradled in reverent church-like organ, and Annicka den trolösa fuses arty-proggy keyboards with spiky guitar figures. I Ya Toyah transforms Nine Inch Nails' "Closer" into a haunting industrial meditation on validation and digital identity, and PAHL! merges icy '90s electro-industrial with dark-pop electronica asking "What remains of us when everything turns digital?" Sektor Voltage pulls listeners into motorik-driven post-punk from Argentina's underground, while Tim Woodruff brings emotionally honest alt-rock built around the messy beauty of everyday life.

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“Cliff & Ivy combines inventive death rock inspired by the rugged Alaskan wilderness with modern mysticism on goth-rock heavy-hitter, Angels Eyes”

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