Nothing But Noise, “Aeon 1-9”
A grand new release from Nothing But Noise continues the project’s mission of updating and rethinking classic kosmische sound and composition.
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Nadragea, “Adat”
Hungarian dark electro act Nadragea show off some rhythmic chops amidst their harsh and minimal delivery.
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Observer: Konstantin Unwohl & Baroque / Notausgang
Capsule reviews of Konstantin Unwohl’s new release, and a split form Baroque & Notausgang.
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Observer: NNHMN & Werner Karloff
Reviews of new EPs by NNHMN and Werner Karloff.
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None Of Your Concern, “Primer”
The debut release from None Of Your Concern presses drag and darkwave sounds into a sleek package, and promises great things.
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Observer: Nghtly & Image Of Life
Short form reviews of new work from Nghtly and Image Of Life.
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Nordvargr, “Daath”
Nordvargr’s new record continues metaphysical pursuits, while adding earthy textures to death industrial sounds.
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Observer: Nuovo Testamento & Necromancer’s Union
Short form reviews of new releases by Nuovo Testamento and The Necromancer’s Union (Glass Apple Bonzai).
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Null Device, “Line Of Sight”
Null Device square style and substance with a varied but heartfelt record of excellent electronic pop.
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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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New Fabrik, “First Hammer”
Sharp and economical throwback EBM from Chile’s New Fabrik.
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Numb, “Mortal Geometry”
Numb’s return after more than twenty years isn’t flashy, but does recall what established the Vancouver electro-industrial legends in the first place.
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Night Sins, “Portrait In Silver”
Night Sins’ abrupt shift from goth rock to synthpop stalls.
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Observer: Nootropic & Mind Teardown
Bite-sized takes on records by Nootropic and Mind Teardown.
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Observer: TV HWY & Nostromo
Short form reviews of new releases by TV HWY (Michael Holloway) and Nostromo (SARIN and Unhuman).
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