Still A Stranger Here is Postindustrial Poets’ Album Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
Postindustrial Poets’ album Still A Stranger Here unfolds like a late-night walk through unfamiliar streets, where neon haze and quiet alleyways hold equal weight. It opens with the title track, a song steeped in nocturnal mood.
Still A Stranger Here is Postindustrial Poets’ Album Out Now
The guitars shimmer with a subtle alternative rock chill, and the vocals carry that lived-in weariness that only comes from someone who has traveled far — not geographically, but emotionally. There’s a cinematic feel in the restraint, as if the band knows exactly when to hold back and when to let dusk spill into darkness.
Then “It Happens All the Time” steps in with a different energy. A blues-leaning groove anchors the track, and the subtle megaphone-style vocal effect gives it a retro tint, like a broadcast from another decade. It’s charming, smoky, and stylish — a reminder that this band enjoys bending eras and textures. The essence feels velvety, yet raw enough to stay grounded.
“A Girl Called Winter” follows with heart and warmth. There’s a melodic familiarity reminiscent of classic singer-songwriter tradition — a touch of Dylan in the phrasing and structure — yet the harmonies and chord shifts give the track its own identity. It feels gentle and introspective, but never static. As the melodies unfold, you get the sense that the band values honest songwriting above everything.
Things shift again with “Living in the Space,” which carries an undeniable ’80s alt-rock glow. Crunchy guitars and a restless rhythm create almost dream-wave tension. The vocals feel slightly futuristic, as though beamed in from a dimension where Bowie’s experimental spirit never left the earth. It’s one of those tracks that could soundtrack driving through a rain-soaked cyber-city — melancholic, reflective, and strangely hopeful.
The record closes with the visionary “I Guess This Thing Is Over.” The radio-styled vocal effect makes it feel like a transmission picked up through static from the future, even though its emotional core remains timeless. It’s haunting, nostalgic, and beautifully understated. Postindustrial Poets lean into mood, and they do it with intention — every sonic choice hints at restlessness, curiosity, and a desire to stretch beyond genre borders.
Still A Stranger Here is intimate yet wide-angled, modern yet ghosted by the past. This band operates like a storyteller who prefers twilight over daylight, subtle shades over bright colors, and questions over conclusions. A rewarding listen for anyone who enjoys depth, texture, and the honesty of artists unafraid to explore.
Still A Stranger Here is Postindustrial Poets‘ Album Out Now!
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Postindustrial Poets, hailing from Luxembourg, Luxembourg, have been crafting their unique sound since 2019, keeping a dynamic lineup as members come and go. Led by Pete, the mastermind behind all the songs, the project has persisted through various life changes. Despite a brief relocation, Pete’s dedication to the project has remained unwavering. Their music draws inspiration from a diverse range of artists such as Tom Waits, Solomon Burke, Nick Cave, and more, as well as influences from French and German indie bands. Residing in Luxembourg exposes them to a myriad of musical styles, shaping their eclectic sound.
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