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hinfort Cologne, Germany
Post-Punk / Dark Wave Solo-Project from Cologne, Germany.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “deadbeat”
Since diving deeper and deeper in this kind of Music Twin Tribes has been one of my favourite finds so far. I hope theres much more to come from those two Gentlemen, and maybe you´ll also make it to Austria at some Point, would love to see you Live!
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supported by 13 fans who also own “deadbeat”
Being a fan of the dry and colder side of the Sisters, this release really hits the sweetest of spots: Darkways have crafted a collection of instant genre anthems, merging classic goth/wave/electro sentiments and modern execution like few others did in recent years. It's dance-able, it's melancholic and it's the one album that makes me want to go out and roam the neon-lit city on a rainy summer night.
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Kalte Nacht - S/T
by KALTE NACHT
supported by 10 fans who also own “deadbeat”
best dark greek duo with Incirrina & Paradox obscur ! is there other ones ?!
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The Boston lo-fi psych-pop artist goes full dark synth on this immersive and catchy new release.
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The brilliant Sally Dige returns with another album of atmospheric synthpop bangers, both intoxicating and otherworldly.
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Sally Dige returns with a stunning new single—dreamlike vocals on a gauzy layer of synths; it’s immediate and bewitching.
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Silent Pictures - EP
by Mouth Ulcers
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Probably the UKs most exciting goth band in 2026. Young, gorgeous, and with a sound that subtly busts the confines of the minimalist revivalism permeating the subgenre since the early 2010s. They reach back through time while sounding incredibly current. This EP makes good on their early promise, and I'd like to see them push that further where too many of their predecessors have stayed comfortable. Great, J x
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