Black Hair Records Sweden
AN INDEPENDENT RECORD LABEL
FOCUSING ON DARKWAVE,
POSTPUNK, ROCK, NOISEPOP AND SHOEGAZE.
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Highs and Ultra Lows (2016)
by Woven In
Philadelphian Mariah Johnson is a magnetic presence with a unique guitar style who performs perfectly strange gloom-rock for all us aliens.
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Cardiff band Red Telephone can't disguise the pure pop sensibility in their blistering alt-rock songs.
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On her latest EP, Baltimore's Mariah Fortune adds electronic beats and synth layers to her rhythmic dark folk meditations.
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Another Autumn Day (Reissue with Bonus Tracks)
by Shadowplay
A killer re-release of a rare solo post-punk LP from 1988 by the frontman of Taste of Decay and Garden of Pleasures.
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Our Chemistry is a Tightrope
by porcupine
Hopscotching from jangle pop and post-hardcore to math rock and shoegaze, these Minnesota rockers have a gift for musical multitasking.
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Shoegaze-influenced songs with the tunefulness of mid ’90s Britpop, “Noites Infinitas” channels the past in all the right ways.
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Last Stop To Nowhere
by Reflection Black
Cinematic-scale goth from Reflection Black with catchy melodies, dreamy synths, punchy rhythms, and a sense of timelessness.
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