Author: Ritualcontrol

With his new project Fernando’s Eyes, Fernando Honorato continues to explore the dreamy post-punk sound he’s known for, delving into themes of anxiety and self-doubt in a new emotional landscape. The debut single “A Million Times” is a reflection on personal struggles and resilience set to cinematic ’80s-inspired music. How do you think this new direction will resonate with fans of Principe Valiente, and what do you think sets Fernando’s Eyes apart as a solo project? Read the Full Article

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Pororoka, a dark folk project, has released a cover and video of the old riflemen’s song “Zakvitchaly Divchatonka” by Roman Kupchynsky. The song, written in 1916, honors the memory of Vasyl Malovanyi, a Ukrainian Sich Riflemen officer. The video showcases historical sites like Hetman Andriy Mohyla’s presumed grave and ancient cemeteries in Ukraine. This tribute to the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen sheds light on their important role in Ukrainian history. What other historical events or figures do you think deserve recognition through music and visual art? Read the Full Article

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MINISTRY is embarking on a European and U.K. tour this summer following their North American tour. The band will be headlining various festivals and shows, with support from Light of Eternity and a special appearance from Mastodon in Poland. The tour coincides with the release of The Squirrely Years Revisited, a reinterpretation of the band’s early synthpop works. With Al Jourgensen hinting at a final studio album in 2026, what are your thoughts on MINISTRY’s ongoing evolution and legacy in the industrial music scene? Read the Full Article

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My Bloody Valentine has expanded their live comeback into a brief tour of Ireland and the UK, adding three additional dates to their previously announced show in Dublin. Tickets for the general public go on sale on April 4th, with a special pre-sale available for fans who sign up for the band’s newsletter. With their last album released in 2013, the band has continued to surprise fans with new music releases and unexpected collaborations. What are your thoughts on My Bloody Valentine’s return to the stage and their upcoming tour dates? Read the Full Article

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ColdWaves, the annual charity event in Chicago, will be celebrating its 13th year with a stellar lineup of underground alternative music acts. Featuring a wide range of genres from darkwave to electro-pop to industrial, ColdWaves promises to be a must-see event for music lovers. How do you think events like ColdWaves contribute to the mental wellbeing of artists and fans alike? Read the Full Article

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This month’s round-up of shoegaze, indiepop, and dreampop tracks also includes some 1960’s inspired tunes. The Mixcloud streams have decreased since offering the monthly mix on alternate platforms, so let us know your preferred method of listening. Which track from the list caught your attention the most, and why? Let’s discuss the evolving landscape of music consumption and the importance of diverse listening options. Read the Full Article

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LORD OF THE LOST have recently released a new music video for their track “My Sanctuary” from their upcoming album, OPVS NOIR Vol. 1. The band describes the song as a gateway into a new era and a representation of darkness as a life force. The album is set for release in August through Napalm Records. What do you think about the band’s exploration of darkness and how it can be a source of strength in their music? Read the Full Article

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Deafheaven has dropped their sixth album, Lonely People with Power, along with a short film for the track “Winona.” The album returns to their signature black metal and shoegaze blend, featuring guest vocalists Jae Matthews and Paul Banks. With a spring tour on the horizon, fans can expect a powerful live experience. What are your thoughts on Deafheaven’s evolution in sound and the impact of guest vocalists on the new album? Read the Full Article

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Lucia Cifarelli will be joining Lords of Acid on their upcoming tour as a support act, showcasing her industrial music prowess and fearless energy on stage. This tour also marks the live debut of Carla Harvey as the vocalist for Lords of Acid, bringing a new dynamic to the band’s sound. How do you think these new additions will enhance the live experience for fans of industrial music and dark electro/rock? Read the Full Article

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Swedish duo Hatif is gearing up to release their next album, Small States, with Town And Towers Records. Their latest single, “Direction,” showcases their unique blend of Middle Eastern music and modern electronic sounds. The hypnotic track, with its pulsating rhythms and reflective lyrics, transports listeners to a world of dreams and nostalgia. Hatif’s ability to seamlessly fuse different musical influences truly sets them apart. What do you think about artists who experiment with blending different cultural sounds in their music? Read the Full Article

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