TERRA RELICTA COMPILATIONS
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RIVAL CULTS - Unveils New Single “Last Sunset” From Upcoming Album Our Gods Need Blood
Santa Barbara’s dark rock conjurors Rival Cults reveal their new single “Last Sunset”, taken from the band’s forthcoming album Our Gods Need Blood, set for release on 22 May via Seeing... -
FRENCHY AND THE PUNK – Tour Halted Amid Personal Battle With Cancer
At a pivotal moment for the New York City post‑punk duo Frenchy And The Punk, an unexpected and deeply challenging development has emerged, coinciding with the release of their new... -
COWARDS – Presents "Fear Of Fear" From Impending Sophomore Full‑Length
Italy's post‑punk/shoegaze trio Cowards have released "Fear Of Fear", the lead single from their forthcoming album Can You Hear Me?, set to land on 19 June via Bloody Sound. The track... -
NEUROKLAST - Ignites The Dancefloor With Their New Single “Incinerate”
German dark electro/cyberpunk force Neuroklast return with a new blast of high‑voltage aggression in the form of their latest single, “Incinerate”. The track arrives as a scorching...
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DERO GOI
"The speech that they hate is my speech, but my speech is not a hate speech. What can you do? You can just mirror/reflect them - hopefully, they will see how grotesque..." - Dero Goi -
PAIN
"With Hypocrisy, I'm very "home", but with Pain, it's an adventure, just like going into the jungle only with a knife and no glass of water and trying to survive." - Peter Tägtgren -
LACRIMOSA
"I always wanted to express my emotions with my music, and this is what I do. And I think true music lovers feel when music is coming from the heart." - Tilo Wolff -
IGNEA
"We try to support our army as much as possible since we also have friends on the frontline." - Helle Bohdanova
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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.
Austin’s long‑running industrial metal oddity Lucid Dementia has unveiled the first video from their new album Hexery, and it arrives wrapped in ritual, menace, and a distinctly DIY...
Kansas City–based industrial metal/electro‑rock outfit Razorwire Halo return with a striking new release: a dark, immersive reinterpretation of Nine Inch Nails’ iconic Pretty Hate Machine...
Wormwood, one of Sweden's most distinctive and internationally acclaimed metal ensembles, return with their new EP Å — a work that further cements their status as one of the most...
"Creation necessitates equal destruction in a contrary sense, and therefore the Mem designates all the regenerations that have sprung from previous destruction, all transformations, and...
Trans‑Atlantic ethereal/darkwave act Vox Umbra return with a double‑track release, "Afterglow" / "The Train", a pairing that unites the duo's cinematic atmosphere with emotionally focused...
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...










