Est Morte
from Things To Come by Yeti
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Pinkish Black Fort Worth, Texas
One of the most interesting and far-thinking experimental duos
currently active, PINKISH BLACK is a group that displays an
unflinching capacity to dip their toes in all sorts of disparate musical markets, from doom metal and industrial to post-punk and no-wave.
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Apr 12Lille, France
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Apr 14London, UK
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Apr 17Glasgow, UK
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Apr 20Brussels, Belgium
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May 03Riga, Latvia
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Jun 2019 -
Oct 2015 -
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May 2012 -
Aug 2011
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Shape Shift
by ZombiAfter the lengthy break that followed the band’s beloved last album 'Escape Velocity', ZOMBI is ready to reclaim their rightful role as space-rock overlords with their 6th full-length 'Shape Shift'
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Dance On The Blacktop
by NothingNOTHING’s Dance On The Blacktop is the next chapter in the band’s tumultuous story and like its predecessors, pulls from all corners of life with a focus on the bleak and despairing.
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The Strife Of Love In A Dream
by MiracleDark synthpop duo MIRACLE return with their first album in over five years, The Strife Of Love In A Dream. Consists of Steve Moore and multi-instrumentalist Daniel O’Sullivan
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Vanishing Light in the Tunnel of Dreams
by Pinkish Black & Yells At Eelssupported by 6 fans who also own “Things To Come”
The five songs on this record take two main forms. “Meditation”, the title track, and “The Sorrow of Guernica” draw heavily from done and mix in quiet, jazzy textures like marimba, trumpet, and light percussion. “Slow Cascade of Tears” and “Heatstroke Mirage” draw more explicitly from progressive rock and zeuhl. Full review here: https://wp.me/pawrNb-bD
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Hidden History of the Human Race
by Blood Incantationsupported by 6 fans who also own “Things To Come”
This is about as good as OSDM gets, to be honest. Blood Incantation are quickly building a pretty flawless discography of modern classics and every release just improves and evolves their sound. Stellar stuff (literally).
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by BorisTrading majestic drone for smoldering assaults, the iconic Japanese outfit rekindle the leaden aggression of their early period.
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