TERRA RELICTA COMPILATIONS
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PLATRONIC - Presents "Fortress Of Fools"
Dark pop/futurepop duo Platronic have unveiled their new track, “Fortress Of Fools”, drawing inspiration from artists and icons such as Anne Clark, Propaganda, VNV Nation, and Erasure. -
EVERGREY - Unveils “The World Is On Fire” And Welcomes New Guitarist Stephen Platt
Swedish melancholic progressive metal institution Evergrey have released “The World Is On Fire”, the latest single taken from their upcoming album Architects Of A New Weave, due 5 June... -
MORTIIS - Reveals Details And Title Track Of Upcoming Album
Iconic Norwegian artist Mortiis has unveiled the striking new video single "Ghosts Of Europa", the album's title track, featuring vocals by Sarah Jezebel Deva and Laurie Ann Haus, with... -
DEAD REGISTER – Releases Fiber (10th Anniversary Deluxe Remaster) And Shares Live Video For "Reverse"
Dead Register have released their Fiber (10th Anniversary Deluxe Remaster) under AVR, marking a decade since the album's original unveiling. To accompany the release, the band have shared...
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ANTIMATTER
"I'm quite obsessive, and when I work on music, I can overwork and get myself in trouble. I always had a breakdown when I finished an album, because I drove myself to the brink." - Mick Moss -
KIRLIAN CAMERA
"We go searching for sounds and ideas within ourselves and there in our dreams, in the moments when 'we are not here'." - Elena Alice Fossi -
THE 69 EYES
"You know, the music and songs just come, and we don't distance ourselves from the music that comes out." - Jyrki 69 -
HIGH PARASITE
"It's about humans; we are the high parasites. We feast on the earth and on all the things that the earth gives us. We don't just take a little bit, we take everything." - Aaron Stainthorpe
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Terra Relicta, the dark music online magazine and radio, proudly presents its ninth compilation – Five Years Under, created in celebration of the fifth anniversary of Terra Relicta Radio.
Zombie‑driven gothic metal entity Dominum expand their catalogue with a new captivating hymn: "Dark Melodies" emerges as a haunting waltz‑time ballad, merging an eerie atmosphere,...
South African gothic/darkwave institution The Awakening has unveiled the pre‑order for their long‑awaited thirteenth studio album, The Lost Theatre. The release marks the next chapter...
Today sees the release of "Feu d'un regard", the second cut from innovative French black metallers Mourir. The piece arrives as a harbinger of their forthcoming sophomore full‑length,...
Since the summer of 2025, life for Hungary's symphonic metal maestros Meteora has been a whirlwind of intense activity and unprecedented critical acclaim. The group released three EPs...
It was already around midnight when NNHMN stepped on stage. Despite some initial sound issues, they quickly captivated the now sizeable audience with their danceable yet icy darkwave and coldwave, infused with touches of techno and dark pop. Their performance...
There was a sense of excitement and anticipation in the air as fans of all ages lined up outside the legendary Crocodile venue in Seattle on the evening of 4 April. The Sleepless Empire tour had descended. With supporting acts VOWWS and Escape The Fate in tow.
IAMX delivered a fantastic show. Jon, sometimes masked and sometimes not, was superb on drums, the interactions between Chris and Gözde added a sensual layer to the performance, and Chris is, in himself, an "artistic‑energetic" entity who naturally draws the eye.
We had witnessed an unusual, dynamic, emotionally charged and thoroughly excellent concert by one of Europe's most distinctive electro/synth‑pop/industrial/darkwave acts, Kirlian Camera. It wasn't an impeccable show, but it was emotionally raw—and still stellar.
"Nothing Sacred" from the controversial Host turned out to be a perfect choice, and one of the evening's highlights. Then came the new one "Tyrants Serenade", followed by "Requiem", and "Mouth", before the hall nearly exploded at the first notes of...










