Strange Boutique Washington, D.C.
Strange Boutique rose out of the ashes of the Washington DC punk scene with a unique sense of song-writing, crossing barriers and breaking new ground in alternative music. Creating their very own eclectic brand of powerful, guitar-driven ethereal pop, with a touch of world music influence and mystical imagination, a heartfelt 2019 reunion show spurred the new e.p. "Jet Stream". ... more
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New wave of Gothic Rock at it's finest. This band has top level talent from well renowned acts involved so wasn't the least bit surprised upon hearing the opening track. If you miss late 80's to mid 90's gothic rock bands, I can't recommend this one enough.
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The Veils Of Ending
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It's so hard to pick just one favourite track. The whole album is just so magical, so special! It's like a warm shroud of enveloping, nourishing darkness.
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supported by 20 fans who also own “The Flatterer”
I like the subtle way in which the tracks connect to the album cover, making this resting maiden the center point — calm in the midst of storm. (Just my interpretation maybe but the cover gives extra depth to the music... a softer undertone). The image reminds me of ‘Annunciation’ by Dante G. Rossetti used in ‘Adrenaline’ music video. ‘Smoke and Mirrors’ puts me at peace with big disappointments — a bittersweet musical potion.
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Have Some Shame
by don't get lemon
Gutsy New Romantic synthpop from Austin, Texas with hooks and heartache galore.
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Within/Without
by Houses of Heaven
If you've been craving something dark and gritty yet stylish and dancefloor-ready, this hard-edged industrial synth opus might fit the bill.
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Asleep At The Wheel Of Love
by Chances Are
Sprightly, eccentric EP from a New Zealand-based post-punk outfit featuring members of Trust Punks, Cool Cult, and Long Distance.
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PERFUMES AND FRIPPERIES
by The Wake
supported by 19 fans who also own “The Flatterer”
I've enjoyed The Wake since the 90s. The new album feels like a trip to right where they left off! Goth Rock at it's best! I can't wait to see where they go from here!!
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