Post Punk

This is officially the band's debut album I think. They put out a number of eps over recent years. But this is the first full album. Very dark and mellow. One of the first tracks to really grab me from the album was shadows. I get a very mild Dead Can Dance vibe off of them.

Just saw this got released yesterday and gave it a listen. I'm really liking it so far. Very minimal and electronic. I don't know enough Spanish to know what's being said lol. But I am definitely liking it so far

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/25321534

Please enjoy some gothy post punk from the UK.

If you like mellow dark and ambient then this will be right up your alley. San Diego artist Vestron Vulture has pumped out content like a machine. Disembodied whispers and howls reverberating in the void as the synths blare.

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Ghost Dance just released a new album! Looks to be their first bandcamp release. But don't let that fool you. They're eldergoth, been around 40+ years. Listening through it right now and so far its great.

Just saw @foreignresort@mastodon.social pop up under hashtags. Went to give a listen on youtube. Definitely liking the vibe so far. Looks like they are playing in Paris tonight if you're in the area.

New single release from a long time favorite! A fun cover of Screaming Jay Hawkins - I Put a Spell on You

A really good very Ambient Dark track.

A good new mellow album released by Korine. They definitely have a vibe like "the cure" while still being their own thing.

A stompy tune by Parisian postpunkers Rendez-Vous. As relevant today as the day it was released. Definitely my mood for today.

An excellent goth/postpunk groove. Got me deep diving the rest of their catalog. Definitely worth checking out.

I released this new music I made at home!!

• Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/14436605-Silicone-Values

• MusicBrainz: https://musicbrainz.org/artist/4d94cf89-7757-4385-9049-52b7c3509e5f

What i said about Uranium Club's effect on garage punk a couple weeks back, similar things i can attest to this Oakland group concerning their particular (sub-)genre. Here we have a new LP by another band who, despite far from being the most prolific of acts out there, has clearly sent plenty of ripples through the post- and art punk scene of recent years. It's been over five years since their last record and surely things have kept moving since then, as evidenced by a matured sound on display here that once again presents them on the cutting edge of their own niche, considerably advancing and developing their sound and craft while still retaining all the traits that made them so special in the first place. What's already been forshadowed with their 2022 digital single Dirty Water comes into full bloom here - their songs and arrangements, while still being every bit as eleborate and angular constructions, have gained a lot in terms of elegance and melodic sensibility, their compositions always being grounded in careful and intricate songwriting craftsmanship. Songs like the brilliant first single See It Too kinda channel the most melodic and catchy aspects of '70s Wire while enriching those smartypants aesthetics with tons of human warmth and sincere emotion.