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St. Louis group The Mall make a debut as a two piece with dark, driving, and near-demented synth punk. Don't sleep (they won't let you.)
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Provocative and jarring but obtusely minimalist Melbourne synth punk has a finely tuned 80s sensibility.
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A Split 7" Between Friends
by Dr Sure's Unusual Practice / Bench Press
A four-track bout between two of Australia's most formidable post-punk groups, fueled by wiry guitar riffs and vibrant, timely lyrics.
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Balancing hooks and abrasion, the debut from Berlin punks Rouge features springy synths, snappy percussion, and insouciant vocals.
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Smart, lean synth-punk for difficult, chaotic times.
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Dance Off / Digestion
by Hearts and Rockets / Shrimpwitch
Two Melbourne bands team up for this split 7”; both songs are equal parts, snarl, spite, and searing guitars.
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Dark Synthetics (Remixes)
by Secret Shame
Secret Shame’s breakthrough debut gets a series of reworks, plus an acoustic take on “Dark” from vocalist Lena Machina.
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