HOLYDAY  ROMANCE is such a phat track...they deserve the terminus 'Artists'..if U need more like Holyday Romance, click my Darkwave/Electro/Postpunk/Gothic playlist,  you'll love it 

By the way, The DETACHMENTS deserve to get a lot of more fame, as they get yet

7" is Limited to 300. With Download Card and Insert. 
http://nightschoolrecords.bigcartel.com/product/lssn019-sally-dige-forget-me-losing-you

Statuesque Vancouverite Sally Dige is emblematic of a restless spirit flitting in and out of view, an apparition just out of reach. 

On "Forget Me"the idea of self is brought into focus then blurred  as Dige intones a gothically-enhanced hymn to self-erasing. Over an emotionally wrought 4 mins, post-punk bass lines and moody synth-leads edge the author into willed obscurity from view. On the edges of the song are hints at a fractured, fragile character: "I'd rather go alone / and not be missed by anyone." Is it auto-biographical? Or a character impeccably acted? On the other side "Losing You" proves that Sally Dige never gives too much away. Here she wears the mask of a jaded lover watching the physical and moral collapse of someone once loved, confronted with something unrecognisable. Melding an Italo Disco skeleton with dark analogue synths, in many ways the music is similarly an eroded form once recognised, now perverted into a propulsive, strange new language.

Forget Me (From LSSN019)

Roy Lichtenstein inspired lyrics.
Produced by James Ford and Sebastien Marshal

Holiday Romance

Sixth June: Fade 
from the album "Everytime" 2010
No Emb Blanc  NEB002 
order the vinyl or cd at Genetic Music's homepage: 
www.geneticmusic.de 

Sixth June - Fade

Ravage

Feel

Wish

Box And The Twins - This Place Called Nowhere

La Cruz de tus Brazos

French band with 4 nice guys based in Rennes.

Cassette.
C28.
Limited to 30 copies.

Tropique Noir - Brise Glace

MNQ 034 VARIOUS - THE END OF CIVILIZATION LP

Mannequin has the dual and parallel aim to unearth hidden or unpublished gems, running along a road that starts from the period of reference for this kind of music (late 70s – mid 80s) and comes to nowdays, with a vision deeply influence by Factory Records / 4AD labels.

Catching the same spirit of such great labels, we asked to the italian synth wave princess Mushy to create a compilation starting from a tabula rasa. The mission was hard. Following her tastes and heart, she had to select a dozen of new bands from all over the world with unreleased and unique for this project tracks, picking up the title and realizing the graphic design and artwork. The full process of "The End Of Civilization" took almost 1 year but the result was touching us ￼deep into our soul.

Mushy began her career crafting noise bursts and aggressive oblique instrumentals before, in her newest form, blooming into a beautiful, epic and heart-heavy icy synth sound, having both "Faded Heart" (2011) and "Breathless" (2012) as album of the week at Rough Trade. "The End Of Civilization" perfectly represents her double sided synth-wave / kraut-psychedelic soul. Every track she selected for us is an absolute highlight, moving from the analog minimal / cold wave sounds of Police Des Moeurs, ASSS, The Circa Tapes, TEEEL and Rosemary to the tempestuous post punk and psychedelia of Deathday, The Murder Act, Phosphor and The Strange Forces, ending with spectral cold folk of Tablets and The Long Wives.

- Limited edition of 500 copies on black vinyl 
- Digital distribution by The Orchard 
- Exclusive unreleased tracks 
- Artist Selection and graphic design by Mushy
credits

Phosphor - Skull

HELL HOTLINE

Postpunk inspired, Neo-ColdWave+Italo outfit D e t a c h m e n t s have gained admiration from numerous luminaries such as Andrew Weatherall, Joy Division’s Peter Hook (who joined the band for a show), Trevor Jackson (who produced two early singles). Accolades include Guardian Band of the Day, Drowned in Sound ‘Single of the Week’, NME ‘Top Track You Have To Hear’, BBC Radio 1 Alt Single of The Week. Th critically acclaimed, cold/minimal wave debut LP saw uber-producer James 'Simian Mobile Disco' Ford (Depeche Mode, Foals, Florence & The Machine, Arctic Monkeys,+) on production duties.

Holiday Romance

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