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New Goth Rock Review: Then Comes Silence - Hunger

New Goth Rock Review: Then Comes Silence - Hunger

“Hunger” is the Then Comes Silences’s sixth studio album and follows a 2021 four EP release of covers curated around the themes of the four horsemen of the apocalypse. Throughout their discography, this band has shown their range of sound from the heavy “Warm Like Blood” to the more radio friendly album “Machine”, all featuring Alex Svenson’s distinctive voice.

Band Highlight: Diavol Strâin

Band Highlight: Diavol Strâin

Deathrock might have been invented in the U.S., or some may see it as the West coast American response to Goth. But it's clear that after the 2000’s deathrock revival you need to look to South America and Europe for the best deathrock acts.

And it's in Chile where the recent rise of Goth/Wave has birthed one of the best Deathrock bands of this decade. Diavol Strâin has been taking the scene by storm lately with their unique and visceral hybrid of deathrock and darkwave.

Review: FIERCE by Hante.

Review: FIERCE by Hante.

So its no new news! The new Hante. album FIERCE is out. After Kaelan Mikla dished out a glancing, unexpected blow late in 2018 and stole the show with Nott Eftir Nott; what will the French mastermind behind this new wave of Synth/Dark/Wave band have in store for us in 2019?

Right of the bat! FIERCE delivers the feeling of the project getting its own personal touch. Its always been a critique of mine that Hante. although amazing was a little too similar to Helene De Thoury's previous project Minuit Machine... but its a trend that began to change since Hante.'s previous album Between Hope & Danger, but now in FIERCE you can really notice that departure, saying THIS IS HANTE. without feeling completely strange and unusual.