Category: POST PUNK
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Baudelaire – Lethe
British post-punk group Baudelaire have unleashed a new track today. Lethe is their second composition that comes right after Prayers, a single that gathered so many positive critics from the broader auditorium. There’s no slightest doubt in my mind that Lethe will go through the same treatment from the audience, considering the ideas and musicianship…
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Ha Det Bra – Societea For Two LP (Geenger Records / PDV Records)
Once again, I am dusting off shelves in Geenger Records headquarters, and today, I picked up a post-hardcore treat for every true fan of the genre. If you’re profoundly into anything post-hardcore, hardcore, noise rock, or just another music geek who’s compulsively obsessed with the depths of underground music, then you probably heard for Ha…
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Chain And The Gang – In Cold Blood LP (Sounds Of Subterrania)
I believe that most of our readers will be familiar with the name, such as Ian Svenonious, especially those into Dischord Records releases. The record I would like to talk about today is another recent Sounds Of Subterannia release. The label has again proven the point of being open to almost every music genre, but…
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Abrasive Trees – Bound For An Infinite Sea CD (Expanded)
A while ago, Abrasive Trees sent all three current extended plays for review, so after writing articles about Now You Are Not Here EP and Without Light EP, now it’s time to talk about the Bound For An Infinite Sea EP. It is his debut material released at the very end of the last year,…
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Lo Fat Orchestra – Neon Lights LP (Sounds Of Subterrania Records)
Another batch of vinyl records recently arrived from the tireless Sounds Of Subterrania Records from Hamburg, Germany. This particular record label is not a stranger to these pages, and I previously had a chance to review some of their incredible records. The label is famous for its diversity and innovation in vinyl packaging, so this…
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Chrome – Scaropy CD (Cleopatra Records)
The band I would like to talk about today doesn’t need any introduction for those who’re profoundly into post-punk music. Since 1975, Chrome has been a household name for post-punk, proto-industrial, goth rock, acid-punk, experimental rock scenes and still goes strong today. Since its inception, the group suffered the death of one of the original…
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Maffai – Shiver CD (Kidnap Music)
Here’s another one from a recent batch I received from Rookie Records. As much as I enjoy post-punk, and those who know me well know that I am deep into it, I must admit I haven’t heard for Maffai before. Thankfully, here’s the chance to get to know the music of this German post-punk group.…
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Ester Poly – Wet LP (Hummus Records)
Here’s another recent release by Hummus Records, a record label based in La Chaux De Fonds, Switzerland. For those who’re not familiar with the activities of this record label, Hummus Records usually releases experimental artists, but the entire catalog is surprisingly good. I had the privilege to listen and review a decent amount of their…
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Abrasive Trees – Without Light EP (Shapta)
After writing a couple of lines for the latest piece of artistry by Abrasive Trees, I checked out the previous recordings. I was blown away by the number of ideas invested in each one of them. Therefore, I decided that this brilliant English post-punk act needs more exposure. Without Light is the second extended play…
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Abrasive Trees – Now You Are Not Here CD
Recently, I had a chance to post news about Now You Are Not Here, the latest effort by Abrasive Trees. For those who somehow missed my recent post about this interesting outlet, Abrasive Trees is a solo project of Matthew Rochford, a creative artist whose interests span across several complementary genres. Like on his previous…
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Makazoruki – On The Wire CD (Geenger Records)
Particular recordings are sounding fresh, even nearly a decade after their initial release. The groups who’re brilliant enough to write, record, produce and release music that will become timeless are rare nowadays. Luckily, some bands eventually contain a formula to preserve the vitality of their music as the years are passing by. Makazoruki is unquestionably…
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Hemendex – Reset 2 CD (Geenger Records)
Here’s another retrospective review as part of digging through the rich history of Geenger Records. This prolific Croatian label released this particular recording ten years ago, but this extended play still sounds relevant today, in times when the new wave is receiving another well-deserved revival treatment. Hemendex (broken English phrase for ham and eggs) is…
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