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“I can see the future and I can tell you’re smiling,” sings Nighttime’s Eva Louise Goodman on “Mother of Invention,” a quiet confidence in her voice.
Dark Folk on LoudQuietLoud: about 40 artists, including Rome, Rome and Jozef van Wissem. It runs alongside martial industrial, neofolk and medieval.


“I can see the future and I can tell you’re smiling,” sings Nighttime’s Eva Louise Goodman on “Mother of Invention,” a quiet confidence in her voice.
The singer-songwriter returns for a prestige goth reinvention, singing dramatic anthems of self-preservation that feel grander and bolder than anything she’s ever attempted.
Some records evoke another era, and then there are those that seem untouched by chronology.
The veteran New Zealand guitarist and rising London avant-pop musician go full mind-meld on an album of foggy ambient drones and wordless, angelic singing.