Tracks: August 20th, 2012
Sippin’ coffee and enjoying a wack of new music from Ego Likeness, In Curti, The Horrorist, End.User (remixing CVLTS), Red Industrie and Twitch the Ripper.
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Author: alex
Distorted Memory, “Temple of the Black Star”
The new remix single by Winnipeg’s Distorted Memory inverts expectations, providing a document of an emerging aesthetic as it does so.
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The Loyal Opposition, “Under the State”
The side-project of SMP and Doll Factory touches on the various tropes associated with its parent groups to occasionally good effect.
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Tracks: August 7th, 2012
We’re back, and we got some new music from Icon of Coil, Cute Heels, V▲LH▲LL, LabXIV and Marc Heal!
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EAR Mixtape Volume 1
A short profile of the new free to download mixtape of Dark Electro and EBM from the folks at Electro Aggression records!
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V▲LH▲LL + M‡яc▲ll▲, “Għøsŧs of Λnŧįquįŧұ”
One of the best cases yet for post-witch house is made on this split EP, available as a name-your-price download from Bandcamp.
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Sonar, “Cut Us Up”
The latest from Dirk Ivens’ trad power noise project stays the course, for better or worse.
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Tracks: July 23rd, 2012
New hotness from Polaroid Kiss, Curxes, Autodafeh, V▲LH▲LL Deathaus, and Haujobb!
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Restricted Area, “Wear & Tear EP”
On the follow-up EP to 2011’s “Core Excess/Underdog” the Berlin-based EBM project show a more holistic view of many of their influences.
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Espermachine, “This Dying Life”
The debut for Tom Shear’s 23db Records takes a while to catch on, but has charms beyond its more apparent influences.
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Object, “Mechanisms of Faith”
The 90s dark electro sound lives on in the latest LP from Object.
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Tracks: July 9th, 2012
Slidin’ into Summer with new choons from Modulate, Caustic, The Horrorist, Drowning the Collosus, Crossover and Vomito Negro!
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Decoded Feedback, “disKonnekt”
The new album from Canada’s Decoded Feedback does little in the way of breaking new ground, while still offering up something for the electro-industrial faithful.
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Electronic Saviors Mixtape & Interview with Jim Semonik
Check out our mix of songs from the Electronic Saviors 2: Recurrence compilation and read the interview with Jim Semonik about his experiences putting the comp together and how to use industrial music to fight cancer!
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Alter Der Ruine, “There’s Always One More Son of a Bitch”
Listening to the final album from Arizona’s purveyors of electrofied-industrial proves to be both bitter and sweet.
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