Date at Midnight revisit Songs to Fall and Forget with proper darkwave ceremony

Date at Midnight’s Songs to Fall and Forget returns on 6 June in a 10-year anniversary edition through Manic Depression Records, and it lands like a reminder that gothic rock is not nostalgia when the shadows still move. The Paris-based label’s Bandcamp page places the release firmly in the world of cold wave, dark wave, gothic rock, post-punk, dark indie and related underground territory. That is exactly the sort of ecosystem where a reissue can matter. Anniversary editions are often treated as collector housekeeping, but in scenes like this they can also reconnect listeners to records that never depended on mainstream timing in the first place. Songs to Fall and Forget feels like a title built for memory, loss and night-club architecture: music for people who know that melancholy can have rhythm, eyeliner and serious emotional function. Ten years later, the darkness still has shape.

Source: https://manicdepressionrecords.bandcamp.com/album/md063-2-date-at-midnight-songs-to-fall-and-forget-10-years-anniversary-edition