JONN GAUNTLETIER Florida
Jonn Gauntletier is best known as half of the FL darkwave duo Pass/Ages and former frontman of the post-punk band Ars Phoenix. Gauntletier blends various forms of post-punk, -wave, and industrial music in unpredictable ways that are entirely his own, from existential synthnoir ballads and gloomy, reverb-shrouded polemics to jagged post-punk/synthpop gems. Horrorpop is due out in early 2020. ... more
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Three new songs and three remixes from Italian darkwavers Ash Code will surely grace goth club speakers once we can go pick cobwebs again.
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