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Envy Machine
05:31
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Parallel
04:30
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Replication
03:52
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Black Holes
04:53
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Wasteland
04:32
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Sandman Sanctuary Winston Salem, North Carolina
Sandman Sanctuary is a solo collection from garage rocker G. Edward McBride. Showcasing his love for post-punk, darkwave, synthesizers and retro sci-fi, it all comes to light in this collection of madness.
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Dark post-punk with irresistible melodies, big synth washes, and punchy rhythms, designed for the modern goth club dancefloor.
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Other World
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Madeline Goldstein's fusion of cinematic dream pop and darkwave manages to sound both nostalgic and contemporary.
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Always a Way
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Cutting, serrated darkwave and eerie goth-ambient are the order of the day on this utterly spooky and bewitching album from our unseen guest
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