Imminent/Synapscape, “The Humanoid Problem”
The new collaboration between powernoise movement OGs is a lot more playful than you might expect.
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Alphabetical Letter: I
iVardensphere, “Exile”
The latest from iVardensphere is a deft and speedy tour through each of the styles Scott Fox has worked to master over the project’s history.
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Michael Idehall, “No Man’s Land”
The Swedish sound artist delves even deeper into subconscious and esoteric meaning on his latest for Ant-Zen.
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In Conversation: Iszoloscope, “False Vacuum”
The Senior Staff chews over the return of Iszoloscope, and investigate what’s changed and what remains the same in Yann Faussurier’s celebrated rhythmic noise project.
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Michael Idehall, “Deep Code Sol”
This collection of two previous cassette releases highlights the strength of the Swedish artist’s vocal n’ noise compositions.
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iVardensphere, “Fable”
iVardensphere’s fifth (and best) LP is both a homecoming and a departure, with all of the tribal industrial project’s sounds and motifs reuniting fantastically even as it pushes beyond those qualifiers.
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In Death It Ends, “After The Last Frame”
Porl King pushes the ambient envelope in unsettling directions with a new In Death It Ends EP (rooted in creepypasta, no less).
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Idlefon, “Intensive Collectivity Known As City”
Tense and claustrophobic, Idlefon’s debut flips the IDM script while holding on to its core elements.
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Integral, “Sercosa”
German duo Integral pull off some impressive sleight of hand on an album that hovers somewhere between technoid and ambient, and between solid and incorporeal.
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In Slaughter Natives, “Cannula Coma Legio”
After a ten-year hiatus, martial industrial legends In Slaughter Natives begin stoking the fires with a warm-up release.
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Inkubus Sukkubus, “Love Poltergeist”
Twenty-five years into the goth rock game, Inkubus Sukkubus are still finding fresh territory, like this blend of folk and darkwave.
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iVardensphere, “The Methuselah Tree”
iVardensphere’s fourth LP continues the project’s explorations in rhythmic industrial and countless other sub-genres in a fashion that’s both more understated and naturally dynamic.
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Instans, “Understatement”
Years in the making, the second record from Severe Illusion side-project Instans is as stoic in its sound as it is in its message.
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End to End: iVardensphere, “Break The Sky”
We take a quick dash through the first single from the hotly anticipated forthcoming iVardensphere record.
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Replicas: iVardensphere, “Scatterface v3”
In this edition of Replicas, we revisit the comparatively recent debut album from Edmonton’s monsters of modular, iVardensphere.
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