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On this episode we speak with Vincent and Victor about their project, Gothe Residency of the Arts. We’ll debate the place of AI art, explore whether goth can still transgress or has become too safe, wax poetic about the role of art in the goth community and more. If you enjoy the show and want…
A couple weeks ago, another New Jersey venue was host to a kick ass rock show, as Ruby The Hatchet, Royal Thunder, and Sweat threw down at Salty’s Beach Bar in Lake Como. As you can tell from the shots below, it was a hell of a good time. And if you attended that show,…
Last week, we learned that former Slipknot drummer Jay Weinberg had moved on and temporarily joined funk metal band Infectious Grooves for an upcoming Australian tour. And since he’s been recovering from hip and leg surgery, it seems the boys felt it necessary to warm up before heading Down Under with a show in sunny…
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With retirement barreling toward the last vestiges of his career, Ozzy Osbourne and his wife/manager Sharon are probably gonna need new forms of revenue. So what’s a super wealthy person with extra properties to do? Well, become a landlord — duh. According to a report by Realtor.com, the iconic metal couple are looking for someone…
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After he was unceremoniously kicked to the curb following a sex-scandal-that-wasn’t, ex-Megadeth bassist David Ellefson has gone on to start entirely new bands, got into voice over work, and even done some acting on the side. With all that going on, the man says he’s “happy and content” with how his life and career has…
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With a band name like meth. and an album name like SHAME, I’m gonna assume everyone is going into this record expecting something dark. Well, with this record definitely checks those boxes. The Chicago noise band keep it as experimental and heavy on this album, bringing in elements of noise, sludge, grindcore, and more and…
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In the digital age, the phenomenon of doomscrolling has emerged as a sinister companion to our daily routines, compelling us to wade through an endless deluge of disheartening news with a morbid fascination. This relentless consumption of negative information, often underscored by the rhythms of social media, has insidiously woven itself into the fabric of…
In the dim glow of a London pub back in 2010, Space Fight was born, a serendipitous union of three friends—two Brits and an American—over a shared pint and a shared dream. Their ascent was swift; they soon found themselves electrifying the crowds at Camden Crawl, zigzagging across the UK with tours that included a…
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Larsovitch emerges as the latest torchbearer of an audaciously inventive sound, weaving together the stark austerity of Greek minimal synth with the brooding, introspective depth of Russian-speaking post-punk. This enigmatic act is on a mission to set the dance floors ablaze, not with mere beats, but with a revival of the hedonistic zeal of bygone…
In his latest album The Bloom of Performance, Mark Trecka, a sound artist, singer, and organizer (originally from Chicago and now based in France), blends sound art textures and hypnotic, looping elements that have distinguished his work and garnered widespread recognition. The Bloom of Performance introduces a harmonious blend of these elements with the rich,…
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Like Ringo walking by the canal Downcast and alone You’re taking time to play that part A man who skims a stone The term “nonetheless” embodies a certain resilience in thought and language, embodying an acknowledgment of reality’s complexities without succumbing to cynicism or defeatism. The term is a linguistic expression of enduring optimism and…
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If you were aware of hard rock and metal music in the early 2000s, there’s a good chance you were familiar with Drowning Pool. If you were a teenage male around that time and knew of Drowning Pool, then you definitely knew about their 2004 sophomore album Desensitized — if only for its album cover…
Though they hail from opposite coasts, Florida’s own Bodysnatcher and California’s Spite are joining forces to co-headling a big ass run of dates called ‘The Common Enemies Tour’ later this year. Along with thrown, Knosis, Psycho Frame, and Cell providing support on select dates, this one looks like it’s going to be a nightly ripper,…
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Despite being from these parts, blackened death metal trio Ulthar just announced their first run of live shows throughout the U.S. in five years. The run will take place this spring for 11 dates at various venues across the western part of the country. The tour will run from April 26 in Oakland, California and…
For decades now, ex-Megadeth guitarist and American breakfast cereal truther Marty Friedman has been regarded as an absolute shredder. Dave Mustaine considers him the best he’s ever worked with and he’s famous in Japan because of his guitar skills. Yet despite all that, he thinks guitar solos as we know them now need to die….
When it comes to the conversation surrounding the “greatest extreme/tech death metal acts of the last 20 years,” Persefone is easily on that list. From their phenomenal debut LP (2004’s Truth Inside the Shades) to 2022’s Metanoia, the Andorran sextet always produce work that ranks alongside the best of what the genre currently offers. Given…
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Beneath the vibrant hum of Brooklyn’s streets, in the underground haven of C’mon Everybody, a new band in town are poised for their close up with Mister DeMille. In the creative crucible of Brooklyn in the late 2010s, a group originally dubbed The Cover-Ups was born, initially convened for the merriment of a birthday gathering….
The prophet is transmitting through the feed The leader is disguised in symmetry I’ll meet you in that neutral promised field We’re going to dissolve the boundary Persian-American virtuoso Taraneh Azar exemplifies a cultural richness and diversity that mirrors her musical creations. Her name, capturing the essence of melody in Farsi, reflects the wide array…
Read More “NYC Darkwave Artist Taraneh Channels the Mystique of Rumi in Her Video for “Prophet”” »
Between all the restless bodies we’ll find a dark place to meet I’ll leave in the middle of the night with no promises left to keep Rest assured, it’s perfectly fine to unlock those emotional floodgates and let the tears cascade. ‘I Still Feel Alone All The Time,‘ the latest single from Austin’s Holy Wire is…
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Sacrifice to recreate Bend and break beneath the weight How we used to fall in place A silence that amputates Hailing from Oakland, Houses of Heaven boasts a dynamic palette of sound that masterfully blends the melodic undertones of post-punk with the raw intensity of early industrial music, enriched by the vibrant rhythms of EBM,…
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Seattle’s MØAA, the brainchild of the enigmatic Jancy Rae, offers a guiding lantern with their latest offering, the hypnotic, plaintive Such A Saint from her latest album Jaywalker (WWNBB Records), a nocturnal wandering through a liminal dimension of solace and gloom. Such A Saint shines as a guiding light, inviting the listener to venture into…
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Click for larger image: Projekt’s Sam Rosenthal was interviewed for the February 2024 issue of Il Circolo, an Italian printed publication, a local newspaper (I believe from Bergamo / Brescia area.) This is the original English version of the interview: In 1983 you created Projekt Records: would you try to explain to our readers (especially…
