Get all 6 Artica releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Bomb, Panacea, Plastic Terror, The Tapes, Natura, and Ombra e Luce.
Artica Rome, Italy
Born in 1989 Artica has released two demos and 5 albums:
1992 Marea (demo-
tape)
1994 Dahlia (demo-tape)
1995 Ombra e Luce - Nyctalopia (Germany)
1997 Natura - Radio Luxor (Italy)
2003 Ombra e Luce (reissue) - Decadance Records (Italy)
2006 Plastic Terror - Decadance Records (Italy)
2016 The Tapes - Ein Records (Italy)
2017 Panaceas - Ein Records (Italy)
More information on Artica's site
... more
If you like Artica, you may also like:
PERFUMES AND FRIPPERIES
by The Wake
supported by 11 fans who also own “Stay Alive”
I've enjoyed The Wake since the 90s. The new album feels like a trip to right where they left off! Goth Rock at it's best! I can't wait to see where they go from here!!
go to album
Two Worlds Collide
by October Burns Black
supported by 11 fans who also own “Stay Alive”
First full lenght album by the band, preceded by the two excellent EP's 'Fault Line' and 'Reflections'. In line with their now characteristic sound and influences, October Burns Black deliver a great collection of tracks whose spell is impossible to resist. Classy and classic gothic rock at it's best.
go to album
“Strangers” is packed with wonderfully menacing electro-goth—late-night horror movie music for vampire dance parties.
go to album
The End Is the Beginning
by Mirror Of Haze
Perfectly gloomy Norwegian goth/post-punk, anchored by a punchy rhythm section and driven by chiming guitar lines and morose vocals.
go to album
PERFUMES AND FRIPPERIES
by The Wake
The Columbus, OH goth-rock titans return with their first new album in 20 years, doomed romanticism intact.
go to album
fault line
by October Burns Black
supported by 10 fans who also own “Stay Alive”
New wave of Gothic Rock at it's finest. This band has top level talent from well renowned acts involved so wasn't the least bit surprised upon hearing the opening track. If you miss late 80's to mid 90's gothic rock bands, I can't recommend this one enough.
go to album
