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the Machine in the Garden Austin, Texas
The Machine in the Garden is an independent gothic/darkwave duo featuring Roger Fracé and Summer Bowman. Since their formation, Roger and Summer have developed and advanced their unique style through years of collaborating and intertwining their musical tastes. ... more
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»Here and the Hereafter«
by Mirabilis
The latest release from Dru Allen (This Ascension) and Summer Bowman (the Machine in the Garden). Beautiful, vocal-centered originals alongside reinterpreted pieces ranging from medieval to pop.
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Procession Magazine Presents...The Unquiet Grave: The Final Chapter
by The Unquiet Grave
This is the seventh and final volume of The Unquiet Grave series, a Bandcamp exclusive compilation that features 43 international Post-Punk, Goth and Industrial artists.
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Open Day At The Hate Fest
by Curve
An inspiration for our music since 1991. These rare tracks fill the Curve-shaped hole in our hearts.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Falling Softly”
More impressive work from Mercury's Antennae, five stunning songs that find the band sparkling, shining, and perfect...
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Falling Softly”
Can you believe that in the decade that saw second-wave and atmospheric black metal take shape, the iciest album of the times would come from sweltering Arizona (by way of Iowa)? The album is Cold, it looks cold, and it is bloody cold indeed.
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HYPNOTICA - Composition for Theremin and Electronic Music Synthesizer
by The Night Terrors
A truly original blend of haunting electronics and gothic drama mirroring the complex and unknowable nature of human emotions.
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