Dover Lights
“A hybrid machine with organic parts, like a vision of the future from a distant past.” - Marty Willson-Piper (The
Church)
“A singular sound. Dark and elegant.” - James Eller (The The)
"A complex work, both musically and lyrically... The band... recognizes very diverse influences, from English sixties psychedelia... even industrial music." — El Garaje de Frank Magazine
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Saw them live once in Phoenix AZ. A core of wayback Siouxsie style post-punk wrapped in a harder, faster-paced modern gothic darkwave package.
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“Strangers” is packed with wonderfully menacing electro-goth—late-night horror movie music for vampire dance parties.
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French darkwave outfit Candélabre channel New Romantic pop, dousing big melodies with a healthy amount of foggy, swirling atmosphere.
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MD072 - BOX AND THE TWINS "Everywhere I Go Is Silence"
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"Industrial shoegaze" full of crystalline longing and the ache for meaning in a capriciously cruel world.
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Under Twin Suns Reborn
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Memory Dissolves”
"Under Twin Suns featuring Delphine Coma" is a great song but I find all the remixes that follow rather forgettable. Being able to pick a certain song instead of buying the whole package should be made standard procedure, especially in the case of a remix album that does not constitute a cohesive whole... PS after a few weeks time : having contacted the band through different means with no success about the subject, it looks like they just don't care.
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