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The Knutz Niterói, Brazil
The Knutz is one of the main Brazilian names in the dark scene of the country, well-known by the energetic live performances and a distinguished music. The group roots come from punk and goth rock, but they don’t simply keep limited on a small range of genres or ways of thinking. They can please rock ears from anywhere with unique BatCaveabilly rocking sounds, wild synths and attitude. ... more
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Love those Peter Hook/Simon Gallup like bass lines. Vocals are eerie and wonderful.
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Living For Nothing
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supported by 15 fans who also own “It Hurts”
Living For Nothing finds Horror Vacui in their best form. Songwriting and production here is even better than the excellent New Wave of Fear album and the intricate guitar work makes this their darkest offering so far. Top notch Post-Punk/Deathrock! My blessings.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “It Hurts”
Nichts - yes, just that as a reflection of my current circumstances & thinkings of a life itself. Album is great! After a long, long time, brought me back to Selofan. I alwayas liked that cold-wave/dark-wave sound.
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Layering guitars and saxes over synths and drum machines, this Oakland duo's darkwave is as melodically potent as it is texturally rich.
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The Upstairs Museum
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A new EP from Bloomington, IN's Swan Wash explores present-day precarity through wiry, rhythm-forward darkwave.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “It Hurts”
genuinely one of the best albums I've ever heard. it fills me with this amazing rush of adrenaline every single time I listen to it. definitely a daily listen
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