Run Level Zero, “Swaerm”
Sweden’s Run Level Zero make their long-awaited return with somber, shimmering electro-industrial experimentation.
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Author: Bruce
Replicas: Lassigue Bendthaus, “Cloned (+Singles)” & “Render”
Two LPs from Uwe Schmidt’s influential but oft-overlooked Lassigue Bendthaus project are reissued in all their genre-bending glory.
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Mz.412, “Svartmyrkr”
Swedish black industrialists MZ.412 return after more than a decade with a bombastic and ambitious LP.
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Acretongue, “Ghost Nocturne”
The long awaited follow-up to “Strange Cargo” reaffirms Acretongue’s talent for sound design and mood.
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IDK, “IDK One”
An archival prelude to the Rendered project casts new light on Daniel Myer’s techno ambitions.
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Replicas: Worms Of The Earth, “Anāgāmi Redux”
Worms Of The Earth’s 2012 LP is radically reworked from the ground up for an exhaustive reissue.
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Borghesia, “Proti Kapitulaciji”
Borghesia continue their break from their body music past with a melancholy yet still quirky release.
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Vlimmer, “XI/XII”
Vlimmer’s run of accomplished and atmospheric releases continues with a pair of EPs.
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Black Tape For A Blue Girl, “To Touch The Milky Way”
Black Tape For A Blue Girl continue to reflect on both the cosmic and the domestic with their trademark grace.
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Zanias, “Into The All”
Coldwave & techno maven Zanias both revisits and explodes her previous work with a free-roaming, spiritually weighty LP.
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Author & Punisher, “Beastland”
“Beastland” builds upon Author & Punisher’s metallic ambition while retaining its industrial sturm und drang.
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Kælan Mikla, “Nótt Eftir Nótt”
The hotly anticipated second LP from Icelandic post-punks turned darkwavers Kælan Mikla attempts to balance lush atmospheres and direct spleen.
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Scott Fox, “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner”
A daring yet subtle release from iVardensphere producer Scott Fox sets Coleridge’s words to music.
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Viva Non, “Shaping Dust And Our Autonomy”
The sophomore effort from Winnipeg act Viva Non offers a set of brief and raw shards of synthpop.
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Iszoloscope, “All Is Immensity And Chaos”
Iszoloscope’s latest doubles back to the mixture of fury and contemplation which first brought acclaim to the rhythmic noise project.
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