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"Brujeria" by blxckflamingo

"Brujeria" by  blxckflamingo  As soon as I read about new darkwave projects, I just have to listen to them, and I'm usually not disappointed.  This is also the case with blxckflamingo from New Jersey, who have released a 3-track EP called "Attic Tracks", on which "Brujeria" stands out once again.  The song is a dark, poetic reflection on passion, devotion, and the destructive aspects of desire and pain.  A mystical, almost occult atmosphere is created with pictorial descriptions such as "witches’ ball" and "mystical rain" , which keeps you caught between attraction and self-destruction. blxckflamingo succeeds with "Brujeria" in creating a powerful expression of inner chaos and longing.  Musically, you can look forward to excellent cold darkwave that indulges in a post-punk renaissance. Gothic traits round off the track, making it a must for genre lovers as well as music enthusiasts who venture into the darkness. The acco...
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‘Feed the Riot’ by Harbiter

‘Feed the Riot’ by Harbiter

Raise your fist, nurture the uprising, and defy the powerful. The courage to do so carries the risk of failure or, conversely, triumph. Enter ‘Feed the Riot,’ an anthem for those who stand against oppression and injustice, unleashed by Harbiter some days ago. This song resonates with fans of Coldwave, aggressive Darkwave, and EBM genres. 
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Harbiter, a solo project of Samuele Salvel (formerly the bassist of the metal band Scyther), discovered his passion for electronic music, especially its darker tones, after a lifetime of rock listening and band performances. From this preference, he crafted a sound that seamlessly blends his musical worlds. And the best part? We’re equally thrilled about it. 
So, without further ado, we proudly present ‘Feed the Riot’ by Harbiter, a captivating fusion of dark electro and rock music. With pulsating beats and a rebellious spirit, the song echoes the raw energy of the 1980s post-punk era, pushing boundaries and challenging conventions. Not only does it open the door to the underground scene, but it also leads listeners to explore his album, ‘Blinded In Chains’ (available on Bandcamp), featuring 16 tracks, including fantastic alternative versions as well.



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