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Future Trail Germany
Electronic music duo from Germany with peerless femal vocals since 2001 featured by René Müller & Mel
Gúntzelsson.
2023
New fresh songs and the 4th album are in the making!
New music video planned.
... more
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Mourn [Deluxe Edition]
by Assemblage 23
supported by 8 fans who also own “SHELTER”
This is a real step-forward album, so emotionally and musically strong
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I LOVE Iris and have every one of their albums. This, for me, is their best album ever. The only niggle I have is the mastering of album. There are electronic artifacts in a few of the tracks and the ticks in "Third Strike" move in a out of time with the beat. It's a real shame because it takes away from what would otherwise be a perfect album.
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I Was A Soldier EP
by Fontaine SMC
Fontaine SMC are two French artists who have joined forces to share what they call “positive nostalgia” in their rubbery electropop songs.
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THOUSANDNEEDLES
by Bestial Mouths
A stellar cast of artists put their own shadowy spins on recent Bestial Mouths material—toward the goth club floor or into pure noise.
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The newest EP from the Berlin-based darkwave duo is gripping and personal, transforming trauma to healing.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “SHELTER”
Faderhead is with and without an accent, "at the same time"; this is truly vocal talent. I am sure many can share in the irony of Australian and European artists singing with an American accent, while the opposite can be said of American artists. The fact that he uses an American East Coast one in 'Darker Please' -a sorta story-, - steering at the rain -, -dokker plz- is somehow classic to being EBM's style and yet proves monotone vocals can still carry edgy and catchy dynamics.
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