Horror Vacui, “Living For Nothing”
Horror Vacui’s fourth LP finds the deathrock act exploring existential territory with a new melodic fusion of punk and goth rock.
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Alphabetical Letter: H
Houses of Heaven, “Silent Places”
The debut from the California three-piece is simultaneously very big and very dour.
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Observer: Velvet Kills & Human Performance Lab
Short form reviews of new releases by Velvet Kills and Human Performance Lab.
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Hatari, “Neyslutrans”
Hatari’s first LP reiterates the Icelandic band’s crossover appeal, but lacks larger cohesion.
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HIDE, “Hell is Here”
HIDE strike a balance between acrimony and vulnerability on their new LP.
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Observer: Hex Wolves, The Yage & Fractured Transmission and Harsh R
Comments on the new EP from Harsh R, plus the collaboration of Hex Wolves, The Yage, and Fractured Transmission.
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Hante., “Fierce”
Hante.’s 4th LP shows off Hélène de Thoury’s distinct personality as a artist and producer.
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HØRD, “Parallels”
French act HØRD offers strict darkwave on their second LP.
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Helix, “Twin”
Tom Shear and Mari Kattman christen their new project with a diverse suite of songs that highlight their individual strengths.
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Observer: Unconscious/HKKPTR & Crudmouth
Capsule reviews of a split by Unconscious & HKKPTR and the debut EP from Crudmouth (Volt 9000 and The Gothsicles).
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Observer: Hex Wolves & Monolith
Short form reviews of techno-tinged releases from Hex Wolves and Monolith.
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Horror Vacui, “New Wave Of Fear”
Horror Vacui stay the deathrock course with their latest full-length.
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Haujobb, “Alive”
A live album from the German electro-industrial masters throws their most recent sonic identity into sharp relief.
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HIDE, “Castration Anxiety”
The debut LP from industrial duo HIDE trades in anxiety and raw emotion.
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Replicas: Phil Western & Tim Hill, “Dark Features”
Phil Western’s shoegaze-techno breakthrough gets the deluxe vinyl treatment.
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