From the shadows and static: Cliff & Ivy's Angels Eyes conjures vintage death rock forged in the Alaskan wilderness, with chugging guitars and commanding vocals that make it 2026's standout goth release. Coma Beach's Passion/Bliss delivers a five-track fever dream straddling punk abrasion and post-punk hallucination, drawing on Beckett's existentialism and a 30-year legacy. Chris of Wilderness's Weeks Like Worms dives into the paranoid circus of the panopticon — sonically dense hardware synths and samplers made in just two takes. John Titor's Time Machine offers a Squid- and Siouxsie-influenced concept album chronicling a time traveler's unwilling voyage into an eco-brutalist, Mormon-dominated hellscape.

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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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Passion/Bliss by Coma Beach cover art

“A five-track fever dream caught between punk abrasion and post‑punk hallucination”

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The Upside (Of Losing Everything) by SMIC cover art

“A slow, atmospheric alt-indie track about survival, finding clarity, and finally touching down on solid ground.”

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