Unto Ashes, “Orchids Grew Here”
Longstanding American darkwavers Unto Ashes showcase their shimmering combination of neoclassical and neofolk frailty.
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Alphabetical Letter: U
Uncanny Valley, “Fevering Stare”
Calgary’s Uncanny Valley link first wave goth and modern post-punk styles on a strong and strident debut.
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Observer: Null Split & Unconscious
Capsule reviews ahoy, courtesy of Null Split and Unconscious.
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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: Unconscious & Downwell
Thoughts on two new techno-EBM releases from Unconscious and Downwell.
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Observer: Unconscious & V▲LH▲LL
Capsule takes on new releases from Unconscious and V▲LH▲LL.
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Observer: Unconscious/HKKPTR & Crudmouth
Capsule reviews of a split by Unconscious & HKKPTR and the debut EP from Crudmouth (Volt 9000 and The Gothsicles).
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Urusai, “Unsettled”
Vancouver’s lo-fi IDM project finds emotion between the beats on sophomore LP.
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UK Decay, “New Hope For The Dead”
Proto-goth/punk legends UK Decay regroup three decades on with a record that manages to make a classic sound feel utterly current.
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Ulterior, “The Bleach Room”
London disciples of latter-era Sisters return with a stomping beast of guitars and death rattles.
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USHERsan & HIV+, “Wide Lights From Hatred Springs”
Collaboration between Usher of Norma Loy and Pedro of HIV+ uncovers new ways of creating tension in minimal wave.
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End To End – Unit:187, “Transfusion”
A solid roster of remixers take Unit:187’s 2010 Out For Blood LP for a spin.
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Underwater Pilots, “Endless”
After a lengthy hiatus, the German duo return with a well-sculpted listen which impresses with craft and subtlety rather than flash.
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Unitary, “Safe From Harm”
The first full-length from the Swedish one-man project is confident and well-produced but suffers from an unfortunate amount of sameness in the songs and a lack of strong hooks.
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