I.X.XI, “Not Enough To Survive”
Born out of grief, I.X.XI’s debut takes unexpected approaches to industrial, witch house, and symphonic sounds.
Read MoreBorn out of grief, I.X.XI’s debut takes unexpected approaches to industrial, witch house, and symphonic sounds.
Read MorePosted by Bruce | Jan 19, 2024 | A Game Called Echo, Reviews | 0
Our “if you like x, you’ll probably like y” feature is back, talking Frontline Assembly, Kurs, Concrete Blonde and Rosegarden Funeral Party.
Read MoreA new collaborative record points to the maturity, range, and grace of latter-era Dead Voices On Air records.
Read MoreNeo-classical project Gorgyra’s ambitions expand on their first full-length, linking ancient western and middle eastern instrumentation with dark ethereality and ambience.
Read More2024 roars in with new jams from Curses, Varg I Veum, Lana Del Rabies (remixed by MVTANT), Years of Denial, Static Dancer and Termination_800.
Read MoreAnother solid release from Notausgang retains the producer’s distinctive rhythmic production while heading in some icier directions.
Read MoreRein’s follow-up to “Reincarnated” attempts too many styles and brings too few properly developed tunes.
Read MoreSevere Illusion return with an even more grave and atmospheric approach to EBM.
Read MoreNoise and atmosphere crash together wonderfully in a bracing yet crafty debut LP from German post-punk act Noj.
Read MoreBedless Bones’ brand of darkwave shimmers between the here and now and the genre’s roots.
Read MoreSTCLVR brings harsh industrial noise to a range of rhythms and subgenres on a varied but uncompromising record.
Read MoreThe first Sonar record in nearly a decade has Dirk Ivens and Eric Van Wonterghem returning to the most primal roots of the powernoise sound they helped create.
Read MoreTotal Chroma’s blend of minimal wave and EBM is tightened up and given the open house treatment on new LP “Lapland”.
Read MoreBrixx’s new concept LP links body music and smooth cinematics with preternatural cool.
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