What's In Our Inbox? #13 featuring Gasoline Invertebrate, Chmcl Str8jckt, and more!

Gasoline Invertebrate - "Damage Over Time"
Famed Gothsicles founder and all around electronic music enthusiast Brian Graupner strikes back with a brand new, full-length album from his project Gasoline Invertebrate. Fans crowd-funded the album within three hours on Kickstarter and features guest vocals from Chris Connelly. There are plenty of other collaborations on the album including Brant Showers of Aaimon, Steven Archer of Ego Likeness / Stoneburner, and Martin Bowes of Attrition. You can stream / purchase the album directly below:



Petrolio - "GLVWXUER#DQVLD#JHQHUDOL​]​]​DWR"
As with some other experimental and industrial releases, this one finds itself in the category of "Albums With Really Odd Names". I'm not going to retype the albums name nor copy and paste it once more as that would be ridiculous but nonetheless here it is. Apparently the title is a code for something but seeing as I have not the time to unlock its meaning I shall put forth that challenge unto you. The album has been released in digital and cassette editions and can be streamed / purchased directly below:



The Savage Morality - "Mindwrench"
From the ashes of the cassette underground (as their respective Bandcamp states) comes The Savage Morality a lo-fi industrial project utilizing elements of stark coldwave, noise, and dark ambient hymns to make their impact on the world. This eight track album has been released in both digital and limited edition, hand cut clear vinyl formats both of which can be ordered directly below:



Supplicate - "Whip Becomes a Spiral"
Coming from Somatic Records is Supplicate, an industrial techno project who is about to release their album "Whip Becomes A Spiral". The six track release will be out in both cassette and digital formats comes July 3rd (granted the coronavirus doesn't get in the way of anything). You can check it out directly below:



Kara and the Wolves - "Crushing Anxiety"
Primitive industrial project with plenty of metal influence Kara and the Wolves recently released their new EP "Crushing Anxiety" in March of 2020. Well, the EP has just hit our inbox so now's the time to share it for all of you to enjoy, ain't it? This five track album was written and arranged by the titular Kara as well as Dr Madge of Syd.31. You can purchase / stream the EP directly below:



Skull Family - "SPhone"
When I first heard the name of this project I immediately thought it was going to be a pirate metal project; while that would have been righteous in its own right, what I heard was equally impressive. This retro-inspired darkwave project has recently released their album "SPhone" which contains eight tracks in total. Sometimes bordering synthesizer minimalism it is nonetheless an album worth browsing through. You can purchase it in either physical or digital formats below:



Downcity Armory - "The New Old World"
A bit back we covered industrial metal project Downcity Armory and the release of their music video for 'Abandon Hope'. Come now, a bit later, and we're covering the release of their first full length album "The New Old World". Try not to let the first song on the album 'Fear' be the basis for your opinion on the rest of the album; that song is an experimental and noisey song that's odd in comparison to what's found on the rest of the album. Do check it out below:



Giant Monsters on the Horizon - "Live From Night City" 
Electro and synthwave come out to play on Giant Monsters on the Horizon's new album "Live From Night City". I'm assuming the title takes influence from the tabletop RPG Cyberpunk 2020 or at least the upcoming video game Cyberpunk 2077 as the main hub and city of both games is called Night City. Either way, whether you're looking for some new tunes for your next campaign or something fun to get you by, you can check out the album directly below:



Cosmo Cocktail - "Time Navigators"
Cosmo Cocktail is returning to the synthwave scene with their brand new release "Time Navigators" on Werkstatt Recordings. As with most releases on the label, the physical versions of the album are available limited edition format. The cassette version has sold out but the CD version is still alive and well at the time of this writing. If you want one be sure to grab it soon. Check it out:



Fury Weekend - 'Illumination (feat. The Anix)'
Synthwave producer Fury Weekend has collaborated with The Anix for a brand new single titled 'Illumination'. The electrorock elements of The Anix collide with the retro-aesthetic Fury Weekend has taken. The release is available to purchase on Bandcamp and contains an instrumental version of the song. 



CHMCL STR8JCKT - "WRTCH RMXS"
Outlaw industrial project CHMCL STR8JCKT has released a brand new remix EP appropriately titled "WRTCH RMXS". The four track release contains remixes from Missing in Stars, Slighter, and Vonschnell-Omega. These songs are available on their 2019 album "WRTCHD THNGS". The EP is only available for $2 USD so be sure to check it out! 



Tenshun & Maunarc - "Tenshun // Maunarc"
Tenshun and Maunarc are two separate producers who collaborated to release a split 7" vinyl via record label Divergent Series. Released in a limited edition of 166 copies, the album is down to only eight copies on Bandcamp with the rest being sold HERE. You can check out a sample from the split directly below:



Violent Vickie - 'Circle Square'
A new single from Violent Vickie has erupted on the spot and is aptly titled 'Circle Square'. This noisy and gloomy electronic single has been released by digital record label Crunch Pod and can be streamed / purchased directly below:



Harsh R - "I Should Have Known Better"
Noisy electronic producer Harsh R is striking back with a brand new EP titled "I Should Have Known Better". This contains two brand new songs (those being the title track and 'Everything') as well as seven additional remixes. The remixes come from songs off of Harsh R's previous EP "The Burden" with contributors including SPANKTHENUN, Nocturnal Hiss, and Atlea. You can purchase / stream the EP directly below. Also, that's a cute looking dog. 



Ember Twin - "Let Us In"
Swedish trio Ember Twin returns with their second album full of industrial rock and gothic goodness titled "Let Us In". The album contains eight tracks of brand new material as well as a cover of Teddybears' song 'Punkrockers'. You can stream / purchase the album directly below:



Ruptured World - "Interplanetary"
While the story on this album might seem a bit stale (it's about a son in search of his father who has been lost in space) that does not carry over to the music from what we have been able to hear so far. Ruptured World's new album "Interplanetary" follows in the footsteps of previous Cryo Chamber records with a narrative going along with the music. Plus, the opening song contains a collaboration with In Quantum so it's a must-listen. Check it out: 



Swansect - "In The Dark"
In continuing promotion of their upcoming album "Concrete Doves", Swansect has released a brand new double titled "In The Dark". The double contains the title track as well as a second song titled 'Step Out'. The first song is an experimental and ominous song with tribal-like drums and noise whilst the second sounds off like a black metal ambient track. You can check it out directly below:



Xiphoid Dementia - "Prison of Hope"
Xiphoid Dementia is an industrial project focusing on the harder, experimental side of things and have recently released their new album "Prison of Hope". The album is meant to be challenging shifting genres often as heard in the song 'Essence Concussion' below. The song begins off as a dark ambient play but soon transforms into the sounds of a very fucked up metallic factory gone haywire. You can purchase the LP HERE and you can stream the song below: