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#10 STILL RUINS S/T As this world spins on its axis of pain and suffering, music is my looking glass into a positive mental...
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#10 STILL RUINS S/T As this world spins on its axis of pain and suffering, music is my looking glass into a positive mental...
As many of us have been scrambling for a way to contribute to the cause of Palestinian liberation, we get bombarded with opaque links...
BABEL MAP is a band that I can’t put into a box, and it’s because they’re layering influences that come through clearly but also...
“Be who you needed when you were younger.” This quote by Ayesha Siddiqi is the first thing that comes to mind when I listen...
There’s something so delicious about melting into some gorgeous classic post punk laced with psychedelic garage rock. That’s what I’m doing right now as...
Since 2005, Cross Stitched Eyes have been dishing out a viscerally compelling, deathrock-tinged take on hardcore punk. Their new Decomposition LP — out on...
The release of the 5-song, split 12″ between Alaric and Atriarch on May 15, 2012 marks an interesting turn-of-the-page in what we may well...
Although cult British anarcho-deathrock band Part 1 have already been covered in CVLT Nation, missing from the equation was an interview with the band’s...
For fans of dark punk music, The Mob need no introduction. During their initial run from 1977 to 1984 they released a string of...
The Japanese deathrock and postpunk scene formed an important, but unique, parallel to what was happening in California and the UK throughout the early...
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about ten newer deathrock bands that recently caught my attention. The list included Cemetery, Crimson Scarlet, Blue...
