From the shadow-draped wilderness of Alaska, Cliff and Ivy's Angels Eyes delivers inventive deathrock and goth-rock steeped in rugged mysticism — chugging guitars, commanding vocals, and lyrics where "everything born begins to decay." Arcane Synthetic's A New Era & Nothing More: Part I continues its cinematic industrial transmission through collapse and psychological aftermath, while Stars and the Underground weave post-punk and shoegaze into the ethereal Auckland-born single "Echolocation." ΣΕΘ(SET) reinterprets dark pop icons from hyperpop to witch house, and The Penal Colony's Beyond probes the cold realms beyond human understanding through post-industrial rock and musique concrète.

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Angels Eyes by Cliff and Ivy cover art

“Cliff & Ivy combines inventive death rock inspired by the rugged Alaskan wilderness with modern mysticism on goth-rock heavy-hitter, Angels Eyes”

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Decadence by The Penal Colony cover art

“'Decadence' is a work of electro-industrial music inspired by the acts of self-indulgence done in reaction to perceived sociocultural decay.”

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Awaken The Androids by Arcane Synthetic cover art

“Arcane Synthetic is conceptually driven by a central protagonist, through the means of time travel, reporting back on the human condition.”

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