Individual Totem, “Kyria 13”
The German electro-industrial duo return from hiatus with a high-concept science fiction record that’s both immediate and rhapsodic.
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Alphabetical Letter: I
In the Nursery, “The Calling (Instrumentals)”
Confusingly released as an instrumental record, the new LP from In The Nursery is intended to accompany readings from crime novelist Simon Beckett.
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End to End: Inertia, “Alive”
We do a track by track rundown of the new single from the long-running project, their first for Metropolis.
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Ichtyor Tides, “Mortisle Elytrion”
Ichtyor Tides offer a record of drones, crackles, and French poetry which eschews common rhythmic devices for the sake of a more idiosyncratic listen.
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In Strict Confidence, “Utopia”
The new album from the venerable German group sticks with the darkwave template they’ve been working towards for a decade.
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In Death It Ends, “Forgotten Knowledge”
Porl King forges ahead in his quest to discover new modes of dark music and delivers a slab of cold, nodding riffs and doom-laded atmosphere.
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Inure, “The Offering”
The third album from the Los Angeles based group has its own take on industrial rock.
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Inkubus Sukkubus, “The Goat”
Pagan goth rock stalwarts add some new colours to their palette on their latest, and strike a nice balance between outside influences and their classic sound.
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iVardensphere, “APOK”
The Edmonton based project’s third record uses various collaborations as a jumping off point, making their strongest statement yet in the process.
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In The Nursery, “Blind Sound”
Another solid entry in the voluminous discography of the masters of cinematic atmosphere and monumental sound.
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Imperative Reaction, self-titled
Bruce looks at the new LP from the electro-industrial mainstays from an outsider’s perspective.
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Infiltrator, “Black Light Therapy”
An intriguing and rewarding noise record which succeeds on the bases of both composition and extremity.
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