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“A light-hearted number about a serial killer who gets arrested because he can't stop talking about his 'work.'”
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Where silence becomes a threat: Michael Herter's HORROR. Vol. 1: Dark Psychological Suspense balances minimalist psychological textures with aggressive orchestral dissonance into a visceral toolkit of cinematic dread, while Rare Kreature's Noises Beyond weaves '80s horror-inspired darkwave and post-punk between morose and campy vibes for a uniquely cinematic experience. Coma Beach's Passion/Bliss closes their "Scapegoat Revisited" triptych with a fever dream caught between punk abrasion and post-punk hallucination, steeped in Beckett's existential despair, and their debut The Scapegoat's Agony remains a razor-sharp blast of punk catharsis and metaphysical pessimism. Rounding it out, AMU Henry Smalls' FINAL FORM+ delivers a darker tale of death, rebirth, and defiance across his most collaborative album yet.
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“First Full length in a while featuring a Record shop guitarist in the final two tracks”
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“Dark post-industrial dub.”
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“Unbury the truth. Break the broadcast.”
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“'Chrome Widow’ by Rhyot, a powerful and gritty electro house single that delves into the dark and distorted realms of sound.”
“Dark post-industrial murk.”
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“Dark ambient drone music from the Netherlands”
“Presented live on the night of July 12th at Star Camp Shasta, this set channels the strange, electric energy of Mount Shasta beneath a watching sky.”
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“The soundtrack to an 80's horror movie that doesn't exist.”
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“From immersive downtempo and forest atmospheres to high-energy night time psytrance, this release features a curated selection of tracks by Mombi Yuleman.”
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“A more synth focused release. It's more than an EP but less than an album. Enjoy it. Or do not.”
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“Let the pulsing beats transport you to a realm where myth and mystery reign, and the boundaries between light and darkness blur.”