The Tear Garden, “The Brown Acid Caveat”
The collaboration between Cevin Key and Edward Ka-Spel remains mysterious and varied more than 30 years into its existence.
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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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Veil of Light, “Front Teeth”
Veil of Light go harder, louder and grittier on their third LP.
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TSTI, “Endings”
Homage and emotion coincide on the sophomore album from TSTI.
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Observer: May 31st, 2017
Capsule reviews of releases by XLV and Plack Blague.
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Cubanate, “Brutalism”
A remastered compilation of songs from Cubanate’s first three LPs is a testament to their lasting impact.
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Statiqbloom, “Blue Moon Blood”
Statiqbloom’s sophomore LP of electro-industrial has surprising depth hidden beneath its twitching, pounding surface.
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Crisis Actor, “Slave New World”
David Thrussell and Tony D’Oporto team-up for a conspiracy-minded electro record.
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So Fragile: Scott Fox of iVardensphere
The latest So Fragile mixtape is compiled by Scott Fox of iVardensphere!
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X Marks the Pedwalk, “Secrets”
The fourth LP from X Marks the Pedwalk since the project’s 2010 reactivation consolidates their smooth, considered approach to EBM.
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Observer: March 29th, 2017
Capsule reviews of Mortal Bodies’ new release on Chondritic Sound, and DKA Records’ latest compilation.
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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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Mr.Kitty, “A.I.”
Mr.Kitty’s newest highlights the electropop artist’s transition from producer/performer to auteur.
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Multiple Man, “New Metal”
The first proper LP from the Australian EBM duo packs in a tremendous number of ideas and sounds throughout.
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Observer: February 28th, 2017
We have a listen to two recent releases from DIY post-industrialists Cyborgs on Crack and Chrome Corpse.
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