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New EP “A Fleeting Glimpse” by LEGION

New EP “A Fleeting Glimpse” by LEGION

Legion make music that you might describe as dark, alternative rock, but it would perhaps be more accurate, and probably a bit easier, to simply call it Goth. In doing so they acknowledge a genre which is stunted by both media misconceptions and ludicrous internal protocols – none the less, they try to redefine it in accordance with their own agenda.  Read More

New single “My Mistress” by Shino

New single “My Mistress” by Shino

After both albums “Best of” and “Winter Solsctice” Shino will release another single called “My Mistress” at afmusic once again. “My Mistress” is a return to their own roots, conscious sparingly in the instrumentation. Instead of acoustic guitar there is just a piano backing the melancholy vocals.  Read More

New album “Frightnights [under haunted stars]” by Ghostfog

New album “Frightnights [under haunted stars]” by Ghostfog

After 3 years traveling through dark music, ghostfog’s first official album “Frightnights [under haunted stars] – bad night stories by seetha rao -” is released on afmusic.  Read More

Mach FoX – Nu Dead Pretty

Mach FoX – Nu Dead Pretty

Take another Journey with Mach FoX. “Nu Dead Pretty” is a joyous, chaotic return to his introspective music which combines fantasy and science, future and past. This release features 6 varied styles, the core being its basic vocal track, and its soul has been ably captured in each version.  Read More

New album “How To Irritate People” by The Transisters

New album “How To Irritate People” by The Transisters

After the first album, “Under Control” (2008), which was released on afmusic, artistically produced, recorded and mixed by Geoff Turner – a prominent musician and sound engineer in Washington, DC – here comes the highly anticipated second Longplayer by The Transisters – “How To Irritate People” – a cd with 9 tracks representing the sound of young band from Treviso/Venice: intriguing pieces, smart structures and a thoroughly studied post-punk sound, play with a strength and power that comes straight from the era of garage-punk-rock.  Read More