Reviews
Observer: Adam Rå & Freddy Ruppert
Thoughts on new EPs by Adam Rå and Freddy Ruppert.
Blokkontroll, “Odin Na Odin”
Blokkontroll continues its unremitting approach to manic, minimalist EBM.
Miracle, “The Living Likeness of My Electric Daemon”
The third LP from the synthpop duo is rich with songcraft, fine production and esoteric reference.
Sad Lovers & Giants, “The Weight of Forgotten Dreams”
Cult post-punk dreamers Sad Lovers & Giants sound perfectly like themselves on their somber but heartening new LP.
Norillag, “Kombinat”
A studio floor recording captures the intensity of Norillag’s scrap metal industrial performances.
Observer: ARMOURS and Run Level Zero
Thoughts on new EPs by ARMOURS and Run Level Zero.
Antigen Shift, “Verified Unidentified”
Antigen Shift return in grand fashion with a record drawing upon the last quarter century of industrial sub-styles.
The Foreign Resort, “Endurance”
Danish post-punk trio bring the thrashing emotion and conviction of their live show to their new album.
Observer: B!CEP and Profligate
Reviews of new EPs by B!CEP and Profligate.
Kant Kino, “Echoes of the End”
Norwegian electro-industrialists Kant Kino return with a huge double album of solid, groovable electro that maintains their unique sensibility.
Puerta Negra, “Metafísica”
Puerta Negra return with a welcome blast of their raw, mutant EBM sound.
Observer: A Body Without & Aurat
Thoughts on new EPs by A Body Without and Aurat.
