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The Los Angeles industrial duo adds more nuance and sexy groove to their aggressive industrial.
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Anthony Gonzalez hops aboard a time machine to the ’80s, where Billy Joel discovers shoegaze.
Axel Willner sets his sights on bigger, transcendental compositions within his minimal techno framework.
The Portland duo’s attempt at the “grossest pop album of all time” is a success.
The British techno veterans get loose and happy on their ninth studio LP, no lager necessary.
The Danish synth-pop group breaks through the darkwave atmosphere and delivers a set of pristine pop.
The Norwegian space-disco producer delivers an impressively accessible 90-plus-minute epic ambient album.
The synth-pop duo’s final album, following the passing of Benjamin Curtis, is a triumph in the face of tragedy.
The synth-pop duo’s first album in five years is an embrace of big, bold sounds while retaining soulful warmth.
The UK producer makes colossal industrial beatscapes that sound like the destruction of planets.
A look back at an album that changed music forever, on the year of its 40th anniversary.