We Lived Our Lives in Black (released April 3) is the latest album by Italian post-punk band Chemical Waves, exploring the invisible scars that shape our existence. Through stories of loss, fragility, self-defense, and imperfect love, it delves into how early experiences influence the choices we make and the relationships we build. Inspired by The Jesus and Mary Chain’s Happy… Read more →
Today, UK alternative electronic mainstays Mesh return with their latest full-length, The Truth Doesn’t Matter—a record that reaffirms their status as one of the genre’s most enduring forces. Already, the album has secured “Album of the Month” honors from leading German publications Sonic Seducer and Orkus, with the former declaring, “Mesh are and remain the measure of all things.” There’s… Read more →
Out of Vancouver’s shadowed margins, The Silence Industry returns March 13, 2026 with its 14th long-form dispatch, The Stars Above are Looking Down. The album unfolds like a slow-burn nocturne for a collapsing century: five original pieces, a reimagined traditional song, and fragments of drifting noise experiments welded into the project’s brooding progressive-noise-goth aesthetic. It’s less a collection of tracks… Read more →
Berlin-based Greek German duo Local Suicide have unveiled the official video for “Submission”, their latest collaboration with Argentinian producer Skelesys. Taken from their recent Houdini EP on Iptamenos Discos, the track finds the duo at their most uncompromising, channeling dark club energy into a stark audiovisual statement. Edited by Florida-based video artist Mikayla Smith and shot in Berlin by Lukas Potiomkinas and Victoriia Inozemtseva, the video leans into raw, DIY aesthetics. It features three… Read more →
Dark Force Fest, America’s largest goth-industrial festival and convention, has officially unveiled its daily lineup for the 2026 edition, taking place May 1–3, 2026, at the iconic Sheraton Parsippany “Castle” in Parsippany, New Jersey. Each night of Dark Force Fest 2026 will be headlined by legendary artists representing the past, present, and future of dark alternative music: Friday Night: The… Read more →
LOCUS NOIR marks a new chapter for Ben DMN, best known as the commanding voice behind Swiss death-wave institution SYBREED. This time, however, the spotlight shifts toward shadowed alleys rather than industrial battlegrounds. Born from a desire to reconnect with the sounds that haunted his youth, LOCUS NOIR thrives on nocturnal solitude, creative rebirth, and a dusk-laden atmosphere where introspection… Read more →
With Gaslight, Black Veils’ fourth studio album for Parisian label Icy Cold Records, the Bologna trio sharpen their most direct post-punk instincts while decisively drifting toward electronica. Written and recorded over two years and arriving four years after Carnage (2021), the record trades raw punk urgency for a colder, more obsessive atmosphere. Recorded by Mario d’Anelli and mixed and mastered… Read more →
Australian dark-electronics auteur Buzz Kull has returned with Deep Hate, a new EP release that pushes his shadow-drenched sound into sharper, more combustible territory. Long hailed as one of the most distinctive voices in the dark electronic underground, Marc Dwyer has spent more than a decade refining a hybrid of darkwave, minimal synth, and industrial body music that feels both… Read more →
Experience a monumental night of music history in THE CURE: THE SHOW OF A LOST WORLD, bringing the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers’ 31-song set to the big screen. Directed by Grammy nominee Nick Wickham, the film immerses viewers in the band’s electrifying performance at London’s Troxy, captured on the very evening SONGS OF A LOST WORLD debuted. It… Read more →
Pleasure Loss Desire plunges headfirst into the void where ecstasy and absence collapse into one another. In a world that no longer reflects who we thought we were, detachment becomes less an act of rebellion and more a means of survival—a fragile armor against the ache of existence. What begins as refuge gradually curdles into confinement, as numbness transforms from… Read more →
