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What’s going on y’all! I want to share a mixtape with you called Black is Beautiful! OUR STORY Mix Tape Vol.1. Over course of...
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What’s going on y’all! I want to share a mixtape with you called Black is Beautiful! OUR STORY Mix Tape Vol.1. Over course of...
Here it is, the Sixth Annual Halloween Playlist. This year I am doing something a little different since this year has been different. In...
Text via Disciples Label SIGNED DC: a disciples label guide to lost hits from the Washington DC underground We’ve recently released One Year, a compilation...
Inexplicable as their personas as futurist beekeepers in a symbiotic biosphere, the music of duo GayCay is pertinently off-the-wall yet catchier than any known...
BOLT RUIN is an artist that creates mind-expanding sonic art that defies words! We are beyond stoked to turn you on to his new...
The countdown is on to SXSW and our showcase on March 12th with Relapse Records, and to celebrate we have a rad mixtape from...
One of the best things about being a part of CVLT Nation is the relationships we have with so many cool humans around the...
The almighty SLOWDIVE have reunited for a string of shows taking place this summer, and I’m ultra excited!!! Simon Scott just did something very...
Today CVLT Nation is proud to present a rad new mixtape compiled by HC legends DROPDEAD! Sonic Cathedrals Vol. CXXXIV DROPDEAD will remind you...
When I started doing these deathrock mixtapes in early 2012, my point was to illustrate that guitar-driven, dark punk in the deathrock tradition was...
While “legacy” dark bands like Killing Joke and The Damned continue to tour and release new material into 2013, last year saw an upsurge...
The first “Deathrock 2012” mixtape (which is here) was so popular I thought we’d do it again! Included here are some new bands I...
Deathrock never died, but it would be willfully ignorant to claim there isn’t new blood currently reinvigorating the genre. The recent uptick in the...
Whether you call it dark folk, “apocalyptic folk” (David Tibet’s term), or the term I’ll use here, neofolk, an early musical goal of bands...
