#electonic post punk

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“Declive” by Armenia, Colombia-based experimental dark electronic post-punk band Old Providence off of their 2021 album La nueva era de la oscuridad

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Tracklist:

Resolution Square • G.S.K. • Narrator • Boy Racers • Paddling • Documentary Filmmaker • 2010 • The Flyover • Peel St. • Global Groove • Pamphlets

The singer for this band is also the drummer!

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Playlist masterlist

So I've been working for several months to make play lists for all the hashira and some of the supporting characters over on Spotify. Each one is unique to the character, and while some are a lot longer (*cough*genyagyomeisanemi*cough) I'm working to arrange each of them to tell a bit of a story. Each Playlist has a variety of genres from hip-hop to soft rock, and indie-folk to 80s hair bands.

Below is a link to each one, along with a brief description! Accepting song recs if you've got any ♡

Gyomei- WIP, almost done (songs need rearranging)

Behind eyes of white lay the still pools of tempered rage. Bathed in the blood of false accusations, the walls of stone can prevent more pain, but they also prevent the healing he so desperately needs.

Grunge, rock, indie-folk, post-hardcore, accoustic, with some somber rock thrown in.

Giyuu- WIP

Loss, and the wounds they leave in us like moth holes in an old garment. It's difficult to rise above when you're not sure which way is up, but keeping his head above water is all he can do.

Indie, electronic, acoustic, alternative indie, and alternative rock.

Obanai- WIP

Longing from afar, stonewalled by self-loathing and fear. Life was made for people who are free from the curses of their bloodline, and that is not the life he is allowed.

Mitsuri- WIP

She is stronger than the weight of the world on her shoulders, but that doesn't stop it from hurting so deeply. Nothing will make her feel unworthy ever again, and she will stand above them all.

Bluegrass, indie-folk, dance, electronic, pop, and pop-punk.

Kyojuro- WIP, almost done (songs need rearranging)

It's harder to stand in the sun than leave yourself in the darkness. The flames in his heart will burn forever, long after he is gone, spreading like wildfire to all who see the majesty.

Rock, post-punk, alt rock, arena rock, post-hardcore, and alt indie.

Tengen- WIP

Flamboyance, at its core, is the zest for life and love that everyone should feel. Some may say it is a mask for the darkness inside, but he'd say it's simply the only way to truly live.

Arena rock, 80s hair band, classic rock, rock, pop, electro, dance, nu metal, and punk.

Sanemi- Mostly finished, occasional updates and rearrangement

Fury and frenzy like a natural disaster, leaving nothing but dust in its wake. Forget temperance and rationality. There is only unrelenting forward movement, too forceful to ever look back.

Rock, metal, nu metal, progressive metal, post-hardcore, scremo, punk, post punk, hip hop, and alt indie.

Shinobu-

TBA.

Muichiro-

TBA

Genya- Mostly finished, occasional updates and rearrangement

Penance is truly never paid without blood, sweat, and tears. It takes more than strength to claw your way to the top and he is made of stronger things than anyone can comprehend.

A grab bag of almost every genre, save for country. There is no country music here.

Shinjuro Rengoku- Finished

It takes hitting rock bottom to really understand what darkness truly is. When losses pile higher than your self-destruction, it feels like an insurmountable task to free yourself, but there is peace in the sunshine.

Arranged in a storytelling of his fall from greatness, his depression, and the rise back to active duty. Comprised of a multitude of genres including indie, somber rock, post punk, alt rock, electonic, and more.

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Good Girls(Don't Get Used)-Beach Bunny

Recent Bedroom-Atlas Sound

Sunbather-Deafheaven

Wring it Out-Rival Schools

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Working Men’s Club - The Louisiana, Bristol 31st October 2019

[thegothicalice]

TheGothicAlice’s Music Library Alphabet: A’s

For the Youtube video on this, click here.

Abney Park - steampunk/folk duo

AC/DC - classic rock ‘n roll group out of Australia

Acid Witch- heavy metal group from Detroit, Halloween and horror themed

Adam and the Ants- new wave/post punk out of London, active ‘77-’82

The Adicts - punk band out of Ipswich, founded mid-70s

Adrian H and the Wounds - alternative/indie band from Portland

Aesthetic Perfection- electronic/synthpop out of L.A.

AFI - punk/rock/goth/emo founded mid 90s

After Forever- Dutch symphonic metal band, disbanded in 2009

Against Me! - punk hardcore band from FL

Aiden- punk/harcore/emo group from Seattle, now disbanded

Alice Cooper- king of shock rock, horror influences since 60s

Alice in Chains- alternative rock, out of grunge, Seattle

Alien Sex Fiend- London gothic rock/deathrock duo of Mr and Mrs Fiend

Alkaline Trio- alternative rock, pop punk, Detroit, since mid 90s

All Gone Dead- deathrock/gothic rock, founded 2004, disbanded 2008

All that Remains- heavy metal from Massachusetts

Alucard- goth rock

Amanda Palmer- alternative rock, punk cabaret, formerly of the Dresden Dolls

American Murder Song- murder ballads, Devil’s Carnival side project

And Also the Trees- post punk band founded ‘77

And One-  German synthpop/electronic

Andi Sex Gang- goth rock, deathrock, founder of Sex Gang Children

Andrew Lloyd Webber- musical composer, listed because of PotO

Angelspit- punk/industrial from AUS, Zoog is only consistent member

Annie Lennox- formally of new wave bands, solo work is more pop

Aphex Twin- electronic/experimental Irish musician

Apocalyptica- cello quartet metal band from Finland

Apoptygma Berzerk- Belgium based synthpop/electronic group

Argyle Goolsby- horror punk, formerly of Blitzkid

Ashbury Heights- electonic/synthpop duo out of Sweden

Astrovamps- deathrock band from L.A.

Aurelio Voltaire- dark cabaret/ folk or goth rock

Ayria- Canadian synthpop/electronic 

List is subject to change

[nuclearblastuk]

Announced as support to Blood Youth for April UK tour dates

Sedulous collective of 5, LOATHE have announced that they will be supporting Blood Youth on their upcoming three date UK run.

The dates will kick off on 8th April at The Garage Attic, Glasgow – taking the quintet to Leeds Key Club on the 9th, before culminating at London’s Boston Music Room on April 10th.   Regarding the announcement, LOATHE’s guitarist/vocalist Erik Bickerstaffe said: "We have been meaning to share the stage with Blood Youth for a long time, and it's finally time as we accompany them alongside Holding Absence for their album release shows!"

LOATHE will also be touring alongside Cardiff post-hardcore outfit Holding Absence, who will be only playing the London and Leeds dates. Both will be sharing the stage with Blood Youth, who are a melodic hardcore band from Yorkshire.

 Tickets are on sale now:

8th April – Glasgow, The Garage Attic 9th April - Leeds, Key Club 10th April – London, Boston Music Room

LOATHE are currently working on new material, stay tuned for some momentous news very shortly… LOATHE released their debut EP ‘PREPARE CONSUME PROCEED’ in July of 2016 to glowing critical acclaim. “Cryptic UK collective drop searing debut” Kerrang!

 “This shadowy five-piece seamlessly blend brutal, djent-tinged tech-metal with heavy electronica and sinister ambience on their effective first outing” Metal Hammer

“The riffs crunch and flirt between djent, tech metal and deathcore… (the record) just reels you into the darkness deeper and deeper“

Elite Magazine

Download ‘PREPARE CONSUME PROCEED’ here: http://bit.ly/LoatheiTunes You can stream the EP in full via YouTube here: http://bit.ly/LoatheStream

  Check out the music video for ‘In Death’ via the SharpTone YouTube channel:

https://youtu.be/JBsijrAFpVM

Loathe are a resolute collective of 5, formed in the UK‘s industrial and artistically acclaimed port-city, Liverpool – melding complex sonic architectures of post-punk, hardcore, heavy electonics, djent, prog and deathcore. /loatheasone Instagram - loatheasone

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REPLICANT-EVERGREEN

Moody, dark electonic post-punk.

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Album Reviews: Sleaford Mods 'English Tapas'

by Dillon Price on March 3, 2017

  Genre: Post-punk, rap-punk, minimalist Release Date: March 3, 2017 Number of Tracks: 12 Label: Rough Trade Rating:

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If you’re unfamiliar with Nottingham, UK post-punk/rap-punk duo Sleaford Mods, their defiance of mass appeal may be the culprit. Andrew Fearn’s no-frills electonic loops are rudimentary, sinister and downright repetitive. But if you’re a cynical listener, the connection can be made through Jason Williamson’s loud and angry rants. William and Fearn, who are now in their 40’s, are going on their ninth full-length album English Tapas, the follow up to 2015’s Key Markets.

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Fans of punk rock take note. Williamson’s disdain for the powers-that-be and the saturated music industry pours out through his brash rhymes and rap-ish vocals. In a musical sense, the duo may not hit home with many run-of-the-mill punk bands. But in terms of creativity and context, Sleaford Mods are punk as fuck. Opening track “Army Nights” reminisces the upbeat energy of classic British punk. “Moptop” follows a similar suit with Fearn’s snappy and gritty beat.

Fearn’s loops are usually based around either simple beats and rhythmic bass tracks, but the narrow range of sound occasionally expands with synth overtones. Williamson’s pissed off rap-vocals and spoken word flow in an off-kilter delivery. He has a lot to say and crams in a heap of words, even if they don’t follow the beat in perfect unison. But his vocals are far more tame on English Tapas. With some melody in his voice, Williamson remains in near-perfect time on “Just Like We Do,” “Messy Anywhere” and the album’s lead single “B.H.S.”

Around the middle of the album, Williamson returns to his turbulent off-beat rap-vocals on “Snout,” “Drayton Manored” and “Carlton Touts.” His unhinged delivery is where the duo established their sound, something that may not please the pop-seeking ear. But Sleaford Mods are in no way an accessible duo. In fact Williamson and Fearn pride themselves on snubbing potential listeners and narrowing their fanbase down to those who can relate. The complication comes for potential listeners as Sleaford Mods don’t seem to fit any particular mold. They can be construed as too relentless or too repetitive.

Watch the official video for “B.H.S.” below:

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Album Reviews: Sleaford Mods ‘English Tapas’ was originally published on Sound Renaissance

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SEQUENCES electonic live session - S02E07 Red Axes

Niv Arzi et Dori Sadovnik, les deux membres de Red Axes, sont les représentants les plus en vue de la "cold-rave". Dans la lignée de leurs aînés de Kill The DJ, Comeme ou Correspondant, les deux musiciens originaires de Tel Aviv refusent de faire le choix entre leur obsession pour le post-punk et leur goût immodéré pour la house et la techno. A l'arrivée une musique racée et intelligente, orientée vers la piste de danse mais qui n'oublie pas de rendre hommage à l'esthétique et à la bizarrerie de l'underground des années 70 et 80 dont elle tire ses racines. Démonstration avec ce live pour lequel le duo s'est adjoint les services d'Abrão aka The Tropical Magician, ex-chanteur du groupe post-punk brésilen Kafka. Le trois musiciens déroulent les tables de la loi cold-rave en superposant basses acides, cowbell, prêche en bréslien, kicks sur tous les temps et beats breakés. Efficacité garantie, port du casque et volume maximal fortement conseillés.

Diffusion : Culturebox l Nouvoson l TVM Est Parisien Réalisation : Sébastien Bergé Directeur Photo : Benoit Feller Décors Pyramides : Minuit Une Son : Anne Dominique Termont l Hervé Déjardin l Frédéric Changenet l Romain Grenier