K.I. Companion, “Music For Cars”
K.I. Companion, the new project from Andreas Meyer (Forma Tadre), brings calculated synth warmth to the autobahn.
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Alphabetical Letter: K
Kreign, self-titled
Kreign’s debut adds polished production and grimy swagger to classic EBM templates.
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Replicas: Klack, “Catching Up With Klack”
Klack consolidate their catalogue into a single LP length release that highlights their myriad charms.
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Klack, “2400bps 8-N-1”
Klack’s second EP of 2019 shows the growth of their throwback dance sounds.
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Observer: Natura EST & Kangarot
Capsule reviews of new releases from Natura EST (autoclav 1.1 & xotox) and Kangarot.
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Kontravoid, “Too Deep”
The second LP from Kontravoid capitalizes on the project’s move towards stricter EBM sounds but retains no small amount of melody and character.
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KANGA, “Eternal Daughter”
KANGA’s new EP showcases her continued growth as producer and performer.
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Kangarot, “The Demon-Haunted World”
A stripped-down record from Kangarot shows off the compositional chops lying beneath the project’s tripped-out vision of electro-industrial.
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Kælan Mikla, “Nótt Eftir Nótt”
The hotly anticipated second LP from Icelandic post-punks turned darkwavers Kælan Mikla attempts to balance lush atmospheres and direct spleen.
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Observer: Virtues & Failings and KnK
Capsule reviews of releases by Virtues & Failings, and KnK.
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Observer: Kali Jugend & Roya
Short-form reviews of new works from Kali Jugend and Roya.
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Kirlian Camera, “Hologram Moon”
The latest from Kirlian Camera undersells what’s made the band’s latter era works so magnificent.
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Karger Traum, “Such A Dream”
Moody electronics from the early 80s are freshened up on the first full length by Karger Traum.
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Klutæ, “Black Pirahna”
Claus Larsen’s raw EBM project returns as an outlet for his fiery impulses as a songwriter and producer.
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KNK, “Dead Body Music 1+2”
Belgian duo KnK recall gritty early nineties dark electro on this compilation of their first two EPs.
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