Tom Cora, Luc Ex, Zeena Parkins, Michael Vatcher ‎– Madame Luckerniddle

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Of course it's amazing with such a line-up. And of course Tom Cora blows your ****ing mind.

Noel G - Chasing Yesterday

Paradise by Pop. 1280

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This album sounds like Antichrist Superstar era Marilyn Manson with production you'd find on a NIN album. It makes for a pretty cool industrial/noise rock/cyberpunk/whatever else you want to call it project.

Isn't that what Antichrist Superstar sounds like anyway? Trent Reznor produced it after all.

Yeah, but I found Antichrist Superstar had a different sound than most of NIN's material. Pop. 1280 uses a much more upbeat electronic sound that you'd find with Reznor's own material. Tracks like Head Like a Hole, Survivalism, Capital G, The Hand That Feeds, etc.

Superfluous Motor - The Hodgepodge Maneuver

Really cool proggy jazz.

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Igor Boxx—Breslau
I've been really enjoying this album. Downtempo, jazzy, and often kind of creepy, it sounds like it could be the soundtrack to some black and white movie about a serial killer stalking the streets of a gothic eastern European city during the cold war. If the idea of something that could fit in between Bohren & der Club of Gore and Amon Tobin on a playlist appeals to you, this is definitely worth a listen.

I like the sound of that.

Listening to it again right now. Still loving it.

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Dawnrazor - Field of The Nephilim
Early-ish Gothic Rock/Metal. Nice listen through, can be both gentle and energetic.