Blutengel, “Un:Gott”
The latest from the German vampire pop act accentuates some of their hidden appeal.
Read MoreThe latest from the German vampire pop act accentuates some of their hidden appeal.
Read MorePosted by I Die You Die | Feb 1, 2019 | Reviews | 0
The sophomore album from Boy Harsher spikes their soulful electro with a hypnotic sense of intimacy.
Read MoreBorghesia continue their break from their body music past with a melancholy yet still quirky release.
Read MorePosted by I Die You Die | Jan 11, 2019 | Observer | 0
Short-form reviews of new work from Fjerstad and Bastet.
Read MoreBlack Tape For A Blue Girl continue to reflect on both the cosmic and the domestic with their trademark grace.
Read MoreThe new album from the Hungarian synth duo lives and dies by the voice of Emese Arvai-Illes.
Read MorePosted by I Die You Die | Sep 21, 2018 | Observer | 0
Short form reviews of new releases from Blakk Harbor & Vlimmer.
Read MoreThe sophomore LP from half of Daily Planet renders classic synthpop in exacting detail.
Read MoreThe latest from Hendrick Grothe trades in some immediacy for subtle and understated rewards.
Read MoreThe third album from Binary Park redresses the balance between their production and songwriting.
Read MoreBlush Response’s take on industrial techno heavily favours sharp-edged sound design.
Read MoreBlack Asteroid’s first LP might finally find the zeitgeist catching up with Bryan Black’s style.
Read MoreBroken Thoughts’ near-flawless technique and sound design yields a stunning suite of themes and atmospheres.
Read MoreThe first Black Nail Cabaret LP with a new lineup is resolutely held aloft by the voice of Emese Árvai-Illés.
Read MoreBestial Mouths’ 2016 album draws from several genres and crackles with fraught energy.
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