Ashes, by Blume

Ashes

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FLESH MECHANIC Blume reminds me of so many things that there's not enough space to list them all. The music is sort of a hybrid of 90's trance and modern industrial while the vocals are straight up darkwave material (strong Depeche Mode vibes). And the anthemic nature of the songs just adds to the epicness of the whole thing. The choruses are massive, with the Blackening one naturally taking the lead. Favorite track: Blackening.

	Iron Age 00:00 / 04:54

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1.	Iron Age 04:54	buy track
2.	Scarlet 05:04	buy track
3.	Blackening 04:52	buy track
4.	Fade Away 04:25	buy track
5.	Desolation Road 05:40	buy track
6.	Interlude 01:47	buy track
7.	Ajax 04:26	buy track
8.	Nightmare 04:29	buy track
9.	Spleen 04:23	buy track
10.	Ideal 05:14	buy track

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Blume returns with Ashes, the follow-up to their 2013, critically acclaimed, album Autumn Ruins. More upbeat than its predecessor, Ashes combines flowing melodies, layers of electronics, and smooth vocals to create a sound that is a mix of modern synthpop, new wave and electronic rock. From the haunting intro on Iron Age, to the catchy hook of Fade Away, and the guitars on Ajax, Blume continues to elevated their sound and explore new boundaries.

The first single, Blackening was released digitally in October 2017 and quickly climbed to the top of the alternative club charts, including placement on several year-end Top 10s.

With the release of Ashes, Blume will definitely take their place among the leaders of the modern synthpop movement.

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released May 4, 2018

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WTII Records is an independent record label that specializes in industrial, EBM, synthpop, Electronic rock, IDM and all things electronic.

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