Durante los últimos años, el nombre de Julian Ash estaba ligado a Harsh Symmetry, un proyecto que se movía en la órbita darkwave y el revival post punk/new wave con una identidad muy…

On Hollowing, the beautiful new track from Omnihell, Julian Ash treats devotion as a room one enters quietly, knowing the floorboards may give way. The title suggests subtraction, a person being scooped out from within, yet the song moves with surprising grace: gentle guitars, analogue warmth, and a vocal set high enough in the mix to feel almost conversational, as though Ash has stepped close to say the private part aloud.

Julian Ash used to traffic in sleek menace with his former project Harsh Symmetry, but with Omnihell, feels like he kicked open a different door and let in cruel daylight, the kind that shows you the stains on the carpet and the lipstick on the collar. Extreme Suffering lands February 20, 2026, and the title reads like a joke told with a straight face. Ash stands center stage this time, voice pushed forward, posture upright, songs dressed in analogue threads that hum and wobble like they’ve been living hard since 1979.

I won’t ask for your heart But if you leave it here, I’ll hold it ‘til the end times And in a hundred years, I think they’ll try to read your… The post “I Won’t Ask for Your Heart” — Omnihell Returns with the Dream-laced Devotion of “Hollowing” appeared first on Post-Punk.com.

What was I supposed to do? Never any calm before the rain comes Don’t check the mailbox I couldn’t find the message and I made a big mistake Julian Ash… The post “Never Any Calm Before the Rain” — Julian Ash Descends into Omnihell and Finds Beauty in “Extreme Suffering” appeared first on Post-Punk.com.

bobbie – I Could Call You At the end of the notes for bobbie’s LP Lessons they write, “Lessons is about loving people. Thank you for listening :)” bobbie also writes “Lessons is an artifact o…

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