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Mothlite is the brainchild of Daniel O’Sullivan. A prolific composer and multi-instrumentalist, O’Sullivan is a member of Ulver and a regular collaborator with Sunn O))), Guapo, Æthenor, Miracle and Grumbling Fur.
Mothlite allows him to move in different musical directions to those taken by his other projects, recalling the deepest remnants of 80′s sounds (Talk Talk, Japan, Cocteau Twins) and fusing it with an innovative, forward-thinking approach to programming and sound design. The result is a grandiose gothic-pop euphoria that retains a subliminally progressive musical depth.

http://www.kscopemusic.com/mothlite

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Jun 05, 2012

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in Goth, Hard Rock, Industrial, Metal, Rock

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MINISTRY – The Very Best Of Fixes & Remixes

On the heels of Al Jourgensen’s triumphant return to the stage and studio with Relapse comes this collection of rare mixes and versions to feed your industrial metal addiction. It features exclusive remixes by Powerman 5000, Leæther Strip, Alexis K, & Razed In Black plus covers of ‘Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)’ and ‘Paint It Black’ released here on CD for the first time. The release coincides with the band’s Relapse Tour that will hit major arenas in New York, L.A., Chicago & Denver in late June.

http://www.thirteenthplanet.com/ministry/

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May 22, 2012

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in Alternative, Goth, Hard Rock, Industrial, Rock

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THE CULT – Choice Of Weapon

The Cult, among the most influential and controversial rock bands of the late 20th century, returns with their first new studio album in five years, Choice of Weapon.
The chemistry between the vastly different core members Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy – equal-parts genuine affection and palpable tension – remains the source of their long-standing partnership. Long-time Cult collaborator/producer Bob Rock put the finishing touches on the foundations laid down by producer Chris Goss.
The album’s 10 tracks reveal the band at its rawest and most visceral, encapsulating cinematic visions and themes of love, revolt and redemption.

http://thecult.us/

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Oct 12, 2011

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EVANESCENCE – Evanescence

Evanescence is fronted by one of rock’s most recognizable female voices, Amy Lee. Going into the release of their third studio album, the band has sold more than 20-million records world-wide and have amassed multiple music awards including 2 Grammys. Their 2003 debut studio album, Fallen, sold 17 million copies world wide and produced the global hit ‘Bring Me To Life,’ which reached #5 on the Billboard charts. The album earned the band two Grammy Awards in 2004 for Best New Artist and Best Hard Rock Performance. The band’s follow up was 2006′s The Open Door, which sold more than 6 million copies worldwide and spawned the hit ‘Call Me When You’re Sober.’
Evanescence is Amy Lee (vocals, piano), Terry Balsamo (guitar), Troy McLawhorn (guitar), Tim McCord (bass) and Will Hunt (drums).

http://www.evanescence.com

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Jul 26, 2011

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in Avant Garde, Electronic, Experimental, Goth, Industrial

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ATARI TEENAGE RIOT – Is This Hyperreal?

The follow up to 1999′s critically acclaimed 60 Second Wipeout, Is This Hyperreal? is a sonic masterpiece twelve years in the making and affirms Atari Teenage Riot’s cultural relevance yet again.

http://www.atari-teenage-riot.com/

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Category: Goth

Mothlite – Dark Age

MINISTRY – The Very Best Of Fixes & Remixes

THE CULT – Choice Of Weapon

EVANESCENCE – Evanescence

ATARI TEENAGE RIOT – Is This Hyperreal?