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by Front Line Assembly
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I was pleasantly-surprised by this album. I was expecting something colder, slower, and ambient from what little I first heard before I bought it. Instead, it's not too unlike the later Mechanical Soul. There's elements of old and new FLA here, and there's parts of this that I rather like. I wouldn't mind more collab songs, for one, or for more flirting with other genres. Give me both vaporwave-y songs AND hardcore industrial dance.
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supported by 28 fans who also own “Shadow Of Death”
I bought the 12 inch single for Bela Lugosi’s Dead at Fred’s records in St. John’s, Newfoundland in the eighties and it remained a treasured item in my collection until it was lost, left behind, stolen, loaned out, whatever. I accepted that that item was lost to time and likely irreplaceable. Hence my utter shock to see that I will once again hear this evocative masterwork on vinyl along with an extra three tracks. I recall Boys was included on the B-side of that long list single. Thank you!
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The Insatiable Desire... For More
by Altar De Fey
supported by 26 fans who also own “Shadow Of Death”
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An epic dark rock record that will make fans of Sisters of Mercy swoon—massive chords and choruses, plus gothic grandeur.
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The Tacks, from Christchurch, New Zealand, channel goth rock's glory days across four, dark, deeply-infectious cuts.
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Slashing, ice-cold, irresistible goth from Paris—your perfect haunted house soundtrack.
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Discography
by Teenage Jesus and the Jerks
supported by 26 fans who also own “Shadow Of Death”
the definitive soundtrack to late 70's east village
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