INVA//ID, “The Agony Index”
A mammoth new LP brings INVA//ID’s hybridization of hardcore and industrial rock back into focus.
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Alphabetical Letter: I
Michael Idehall, “Apokryphos”
Another unsettling missive from Michael Idehall links his harrowing vocal control to moody and mutating industrial and ambient soundscapes.
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The Ineffectuals, “First Offering”
A splattering of noise rock, synthpunk, and EBM is held together by The Ineffectuals’ anxious and arch charms.
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I.X.XI, “Not Enough To Survive”
Born out of grief, I.X.XI’s debut takes unexpected approaches to industrial, witch house, and symphonic sounds.
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Observer: Interdictor & Local Suicide and Curses
Short-form reviews of new released by Interdictor & Local Suicide and Curses.
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Oberver: INVA//ID and Unhuman & Petra Flurr
Quick takes on new releases by INVA//ID and Unhuman & Petra Flurr
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In The Nursery, “Humberstone”
In The Nursery voyage through their own family archives, and bring some rediscovered post-punk energy to their masterful orchestral talents.
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Observer: Michael Idehall & Mollbury Medical Research Centre
Thoughts on new EPs by Michael Idehall and Mollbury Medical Research Centre.
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iVardensphere, “Ragemaker”
Scott Fox leaves behind growling analogue synths in favour of complex percussion and orchestral ambitions on the 8th iVardensphere LP.
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Observer: INVA//ID & Edgecase Development Corporation
Thoughts on new EPs from INVA//ID and Edgecase Development Corporation.
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Instans, “Trans Sector Hyperdrive”
Fredrik Djurfeldt’s Instans project uses steely dark electro to cast a wary eye starward.
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Observer: In The Nursery & Michael Matters
Capsule reviews of new releases by In The Nursery and Michael Matters.
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Infravision, “Illegal Future”
Kendal and Pablo Bozzi ply a specific vision of the retro-future on their debut as Infravision.
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Inkubus Sukkubus, “The Way Of The Witch”
Pagan goth rock vets Inkubus Sukkubus take a turn towards folk and neo-classical on their latest outing.
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Observer: In The Nursery & Twin Tribes
Capsule reviews of new releases from In The Nursery and Twin Tribes.
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