In Rotation: High-Functioning Flesh, Slowdive, Drab Majesty, Box and the Twins (Review)
Minimalist industrial punk; the return of a shoegaze legend; dreamy inter-dimensional post-punk; and darkly lush pop from Germany.
In Rotation is a regular Opus feature where I post short reviews of noteworthy music, both new and old, that I’ve been listening to lately.
Definite Structures by High-Functioning Flesh (Review)
Jagged industrial and EMB with a punk-like attitude and posture.
“Star Roving” by Slowdive
Slowdive’s first new song in over 20 years is arguably their most aggressive yet.
“Cold Souls” by Drab Majesty
Gloomy post-punk that’ll make you want to break out the black fingernail polish again.
Everywhere I Go Is Silence by Box And The Twins (Review)
It’s easy to let yourself get swallowed up by the trio’s dark, chilly music.
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