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24/05/2019 nausika

Masana Temples: fluffy kosmische retro-1970s kitsch psychedelic rock pop all the way

Kikagaku Moyo, Masana Temples, The Netherlands, Guruguru Brain, vinyl LP / CD (2018) As you can see, the cover art

24/05/2019 nausika

Tretiy Album: retro-1980s darkwave from a world of bleakness, depression and casual violence

Pyat’shest’tri, Tretiy Album, Germany, Detriti Records, cassette DR-034 / Squall Recordings, cassette (2018) Pyat’shest’tri (the name means “five-six-three” in Russian)

11/05/2019 Ed Pinsent

The In Sound from Way Out

From Sheffield, the combo Out Ink are here with their album Time and Emotions in The Natural World (INK INC

11/05/2019 nausika

Terra Alta: minimalist coldwave with a techno feel from Barcelona

Fatamorgana, Terra Alta, United Kingdom, La Vida Es Un Mus, LP MUS188 limited blue vinyl (2019) Begun as a bedroom

11/05/2019 nausika

The End of Electronics: plenty of pop-friendly singles material from Russian one-man coldwave project

The End of Electronics, self-titled, Russia, Serpien Records, CD (2018) Impressively named act The End of Electronics is a one-man

03/05/2019 nausika

Have Robot Dog, Will Travel … striving to describe the difficulties of the human condition in an age of technology and technocratic values

Stephanie Pan, Have Robot Dog, Will Travel – A Song Cycle for the Technological Age, Netherlands, ARTEk, ART004 CD (2018)

24/04/2019 Ed Pinsent

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Masana Temples: fluffy kosmische retro-1970s kitsch psychedelic rock pop all the way

Tretiy Album: retro-1980s darkwave from a world of bleakness, depression and casual violence

The In Sound from Way Out

Terra Alta: minimalist coldwave with a techno feel from Barcelona

The End of Electronics: plenty of pop-friendly singles material from Russian one-man coldwave project

Have Robot Dog, Will Travel … striving to describe the difficulties of the human condition in an age of technology and technocratic values

Patisserie de Neerpelt

Made in Japan: occasional bursts of guitar and vocal fire not enough to warm up a tepid album

One Day: an ordinary mellow soft rock album like any other, by an otherwise classy psych-rock guitarist

The Leporine Report