Love The Ghost Italy
Love The Ghost is a Darkwave project heavily influenced by Post Punk, New Wave and Hard-Rock sounds of the 70s and 80s.
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Two Worlds Collide
by October Burns Black
supported by 6 fans who also own “Welcome to the Moon”
First full lenght album by the band, preceded by the two excellent EP's 'Fault Line' and 'Reflections'. In line with their now characteristic sound and influences, October Burns Black deliver a great collection of tracks whose spell is impossible to resist. Classy and classic gothic rock at it's best.
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Reflections
by October Burns Black
supported by 6 fans who also own “Welcome to the Moon”
An amazing album to listen unconuntable times!. Very dark and gothic!. Hoping new releases soon!
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fault line
by October Burns Black
supported by 6 fans who also own “Welcome to the Moon”
New wave of Gothic Rock at it's finest. This band has top level talent from well renowned acts involved so wasn't the least bit surprised upon hearing the opening track. If you miss late 80's to mid 90's gothic rock bands, I can't recommend this one enough.
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Last Stop To Nowhere
by Reflection Black
Cinematic-scale goth from Reflection Black with catchy melodies, dreamy synths, punchy rhythms, and a sense of timelessness.
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Another Autumn Day (Reissue with Bonus Tracks)
by Shadowplay
A killer re-release of a rare solo post-punk LP from 1988 by the frontman of Taste of Decay and Garden of Pleasures.
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Portland's Sex Park are diligent students of Manchester new wave...but there are even more synths.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Welcome to the Moon”
I like the subtle way in which the tracks connect to the album cover, making this resting maiden the center point — calm in the midst of storm. (Just my interpretation maybe but the cover gives extra depth to the music... a softer undertone). The image reminds me of ‘Annunciation’ by Dante G. Rossetti used in ‘Adrenaline’ music video. ‘Smoke and Mirrors’ puts me at peace with big disappointments — a bittersweet musical potion.
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