Analfabetism, “Kniven Sitter Kvar i Bonden”
Fredrik Djurfeldt’s Analfabetism project turns its industrial noise toolkit in a somber and reflective direction.
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Alphabetical Letter: A
Replicas: Coil + Zos Kia + Marc Almond, “How To Destroy Angels”
The early and extreme experimentation of John Balance and Zos Kia is unearthed, buoyed by Marc Almond’s charisma.
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In Conversation: Ashbury Heights, “The Victorian Wallflowers”
The Senior Staff dig deep into the considerable charms of the new Ashbury Heights album.
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Alexandra Atnif, “Seekers Of The Void”
LA noise producer Alexandra Atnif makes a big statement with a record with deep roots in powernoise.
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Astari Nite, “Midnight Conversations”
Florida darkwavers shoot for gloomy charm on their new LP.
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aliceffekt, “Noon Guest”
Abstracted gaming ambiance showcases aliceffekt’s sound design talents.
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Alphaxone, “Edge of Solitude”
A slightly brighter dark ambient release from Alphaxone casts an impassive eye towards outer space.
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Autoclav1.1, “Makeshift Splint”
Tony Young’s IDM/technoid project engages with daily life and the systems it comprises on its new LP.
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Ash Code, “Perspektive”
The new LP from Ash Code is a full force slab of excellent coldwave.
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Actors, “It Will Come To You”
Vancouver post-punk modernists Actors showcase their myriad strengths on their debut LP.
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Azar Swan, “Savage Exile”
Azar Swan’s third album strips their sound down, for a listen fraught with tension.
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Alter Der Ruine, “Doom Soother”
A coda from Alter Der Ruine brings the achievements of their last melancholy and inspired years into focus.
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Analfabetism, “Skammen”
The horror of repetition is brought to bear on the third LP from Fredrik Djurfelt’s Analfabetism.
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Android Lust, “Berlin // Crater V2”
Android Lust’s new LP has songs, production and personality worthy of the project’s cult status.
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Autoclav1.1/Displacer, “Spacetime”
Autoclav1.1 and Displacer explore space and time on their new split release of technoid IDM.
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