Social Station Washington, D.C.
Social Station is a post-punk/dark wave artist based in Washington DC. With influences ranging from new wave and post-punk to jangle and dream pop, they forge an original haunting but accessible sound.
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Alabaster Chamber
by FOREVER GREY
supported by 18 fans who also own “All I Ask”
♠️Woaw... again some good eighties goth dark reminiscence. Dancing drums bring joy to the darkest side. And Darkwave is still alive. Thanks "FoReVeR" 🌹
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All Is Fair In Love And War LP
by Bleib Modern
supported by 18 fans who also own “All I Ask”
♠️Alternative. Bass. Guitars. Beating drums. Sing from their cave. And that so good.
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supported by 18 fans who also own “All I Ask”
This has to be the best find for me in the last decade.I’ve connected with this album on a totally different level’ I listen to about 7 hours of music per day everyday most of which is new to me . Obviously music does different things to different people but most if not all the tracks on this album are Superb . Songs like Unwanted’ Gardens’ Shadows and Requiem all on side A . Then the B side with the fantastic’ New Clear Dawn’ Misthanthropology and Awake So glad I own this on Vinyl 🫶✌️
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The Upstairs Museum
by Swan Wash
A new EP from Bloomington, IN's Swan Wash explores present-day precarity through wiry, rhythm-forward darkwave.
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Deathrock that perfectly balances the muscular power of its rhythm section with intricate, melodic guitar.
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The new EP from these Richmond, VA gothy post-punkers could stand toe to toe with any of your gloomy '80s faves.
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Colours
by The Secret French Postcards
supported by 18 fans who also own “All I Ask”
The excesses of their previous album 'Contradictions' have disappeared in this one. Much more focused and polished, sacrificing elements here and there (is far less droney, for example), the album as a whole is more accesible and comprehensive. The tracks have more individual personality, which makes the record more enjoyable and unique than just "another post punk album". A great collection of really solid post punk tracks.
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