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“The haunting melodies of holiday cheer give way to whispers of something sinister.”
From the shadow-drenched Alaskan wilderness, Cliff and Ivy unleash Angels Eyes — a visceral ten-track deathrock and goth-rock heavyweight featuring guest drumming from Tom Coyne (45 Grave) and multi-instrumentalist Paul Roessler, where chugging guitars and commanding vocals conjure lost cult-film soundtrack gems. Slippery When Wet defy convention with Storm the Spectrum, downtempo experimental electronica conjured during an Arizona monsoon using only guitars and zero effects. Sensory Savage fuse dark electronica, gothic, and post-punk into their ominous "cyberdelic" sound on Be As Gods, while Dark Sinfonia venture deep into legend and lore with faery folk, vengeful hanged men, and macabre conjurations on Incantations.
Gothic releases
“Atmospheric, haunting, and mesmerizing, this session captures the essence of winter as both a force of nature and a realm of imagination.”
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“Inspired by the myth of Storm-Maker Red Horse, this album channels dark ambient soundscapes to evoke the primal power of tornadoes and tempestuous skies.”
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“A soundtrack inspired by various UFO abduction cases across the globe.”
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“'Lore City aren’t here to entertain, they're here for your soul'”
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“An album inspired by the Betty and Barney Hill UFO Abduction case.”
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“A raw and unflinching exploration of the artist's own struggles.”
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“Listen to Mombi Yuleman and you'll discover music inspired by stories of monsters, myths, and legends.”
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“Kill Your Dreams is less about the death of 'dreams,' perhaps, than about the death of nostalgia, perhaps even more… the death of any illusion that the past can ever be better than it was.”
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“More musical tales to chill your bones...”
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“Each track transports listeners to realms of foreboding mystery, evoking an atmosphere of unrelenting gloom.”
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“Please be warned. Some of what you hear may disturb you.”