In Conversation: Rome, “Le Ceneri Di Heliodoro”
The Senior Staff considers the politically fraught new album from Jerome Reuter.
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Alphabetical Letter: R
Radioaktivists, “Radioakt One”
Scene supergroup Radioaktivists’ debut album justifies its lengthy gestation via smooth and subtle execution.
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Reptilicus & Senking, “Unison”
Freewheeling experimentalism defines these otherwise foreboding sounds on this long-gestating collaboration.
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Observer: Joel Eel + Randolph & Mortimer
Capsule reviews of new releases by Joel Eel and Randolph & Mortimer.
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Observer: Cellar Graves & Razorback Hollow
Capsule reviews of new EPs by Cellar Graves and Razorback Hollow (Glass Apple Bonzai).
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Alex Reed, “The Gothic (songs written 1995-96, age 15-16)”
Seeming’s Alex Reed releases a record of songs he wrote more than 20 years ago as a teenager.
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Observer: Kali Jugend & Roya
Short-form reviews of new works from Kali Jugend and Roya.
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Ritualz, “Doom”
Ritualz returns with an unexpected fusion of witch house and darkwave sounds.
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Soho Rezanejad, “Six Archetypes”
The first LP from the Copenhagen-based artist leaves behind electropop for much stranger territory.
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In Conversation: Rome, “Hall of Thatch”
The Senior Staff cast an eye to the self-critical and spiritually weighty themes of Rome’s latest opus, Hall Of Thatch.
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The Rorschach Garden, “Everything Must Burn”
The latest from Philipp Münch’s The Rorschach Garden relies on a minimal toolkit to convey some sparse songs.
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In Conversation: Rome, “The Hyperion Machine”
We discuss the forthright songcraft which makes Jerome Reuter’s latest LP a commanding listen, as Rome enters its second decade.
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R010R, “Unyielding”
R010R’s full-length debut showcases Michael Renfield’s acuity for classic and current industrial sounds.
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Rome, “Coriolan”
The new EP from Jerome Reuter samples from various styles in his catalogue and provides a tantalizing appetizer for the future.
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Retrogramme, “Feed”
Retrogramme’s third LP makes hay from a broad sampling of dark electronic music genres.
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