Crematorius, “Efterbörd”
Nordvargr returns to his death industrial roots, reviving one of his earliest projects.
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Alphabetical Letter: C
Caustic, “Fiend II”
A month after its companion release, “Fiend II” focuses on the downcast side of longtime Madison producer Caustic’s work.
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Comaduster, “Memory Echoes”
Comaduster returns with a complex and emotional album that takes the project’s mixture of IDM, post-rock and bass music into still more stunning forms.
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Cardinal Noire, “Vitriol”
Cardinal Noire hold true to their electro-industrial influences on their third LP.
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Curses, “Another Heaven”
A gossamer take on post-punk marks a notable shift for Curses.
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Observer: Rue Oberkampf & Crystal Geometry
Thoughts on new EPs from Rue Oberkampf and Crystal Geometry.
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Observer: Celldöd & Alen Skanner
Capsule reviews of releases by Celldöd and Alen Skanner.
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Choke Chain, “Mortality”
Choke Chain’s nihilism and interest in moody dark electro are both amplified on new record “Mortality”.
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Cruel Diagonals, “Fractured Whole”
Cruel Diagonals’ ambient/industrial manipulation of vocals yields uncanny hauntings.
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Cyan ID, “Silent Past Wounds”
Hypnotic body music pulses set Cyan ID’s new full-length apart from the current TBM crop.
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CIERŃ, “The Emperor Rx”
Berlin’s CIERŃ deliver balanced and harmonic positive punk on their first full-length.
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Observer: Cold Showers & Phase Fatale
Short-form reviews of new work from Cold Showers and Phase Fatale.
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Crystal Geometry, “I Stare Into Darkness”
The third record in as many years from Crystal Geometry underscores Maxime Fabre’s talents at working metal elements into TBM production.
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Curses, “Incardine”
Curses maintains his control of cinematic body music while reaching out into goth and post-punk territory on his new LP.
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Collide, “Notes from the Universe”
Long-running darkwave act Collide are all about the subtler pleasures on their new LP.
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