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All The dirty Faces
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Dancing For Shadows
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Sat On a Wall
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Sestra Sestra
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Romance and Stigmata
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Once Was Now
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Slow House
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SS Love Ride
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Sir Rots A Lot
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Radio Scarlet Denver, Colorado
Are they goth or are the Punk? Neither really, Radio Scarlet sits somewhere awkwardly between the two genres. A little too crazy and angry for goth and a bit too romantic and experimental for Punk. Creating a sound that blends the despair and emptiness of goth rock and utilizing the dissolution and anger of Punk to write and record some of the more unique sounds to emerge from the underground. ... more
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It's uncanny just how good Actors is at emulating that Post-Punk synth sound from my younger days. Each listen just gets better and better. I feel slightly ashamed for not having heard this album until a few short days ago.
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A Pact with the Devil LP
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You don't hear eclectic audio barrages that wind their way under your skin like parasites in such a beautifully painful conscience experience like this everyday
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Fantastic album from one of my favorite bands of all time. Every song on this album is great, it was hard to choose one to be my favorite.
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Gauzy post-punk with an industrial steel core from Detroit; their newest now available for pre-order.
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Living For Nothing
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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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