Devours, “Sports Car Era”
The latest from Devours is a direct and driving continuation of Jeff Cancade’s electro-pop strengths.
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Alphabetical Letter: D
Dead Voices On Air, “dadu: tutu:”
Free-form psych and garage rock is blended into Dead Voices On Air’s already broad rubric with the latest from Mark Spybey’s long-running experimental project.
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Eric de Vries, “My Battle”
Winterkälte’s Eric de Vries confronts mortality head on with his first solo record while maintaining the rhythmic density and intensity of his extant work.
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Dead Voices On Air, “:jamiel:spybey:”
A new collaborative record points to the maturity, range, and grace of latter-era Dead Voices On Air records.
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Die Selektion, “Zeuge aus Licht”
The idiosyncrasies of Die Selektion’s impassioned style of darkwave stand in stark contrast to the current club milieu.
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Observer: Dot Drama & Military Position
Short form reviews of new releases by Dot Drama and Military Position.
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Observer: Desolation Colony & Pavor Nocturnus
Reviews of new work from Desolation Colony (Azar Swan) and Pavor Nocturnus.
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Diesel Dudes, “New Muscles”
Diesel Dudes tighten up their EBM/electro-punk delivery while still retaining their satirical bite.
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Decent Ruins, “Too Weird To Live”
Czech duo Decent Ruins offer caustic wit and rapid-fire genre cycling on their debut.
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Donzii, “Fishbowl”
Florida’s Donzii blend no wave, proto-goth, funk, and electronics into an intoxicating first LP.
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Designer Violence, “We Gave Peace A Chance”
A righteously venomous record from Dutch up-and-comers Designer Violence works some goth and metal touches into their lo-fi post-industrial style.
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Observer: Devoted Cleric & Richard Haig
Capsule reviews of releases by Devoted Cleric and Richard Haig.
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defrag, “Float”
defrag returns with their signature blend of technoid sound design and emotive songs.
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Observer: Deeper Graves & Her Noise is Violence
Capsule reviews of new releases by Deeper Graves and Her Noise is Violence.
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The Devil & the Universe, “GOATopia”
a+w mainstays The Devil & The Universe are back with more hedonistic jams for your pagan rave.
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