Volt 9000, “Atomica”
Wearing ohGr’s influence on its sleeve, Toronto’s Volt 9000 turn out a fun and crackling record of retro synth indulgence.
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Author: Bruce
End To End: Septic X
The latest installment in Dependent’s famous Septic series aptly maintains its reputation for strong, varied releases which point listeners in new directions.
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Tracks: February 13th, 2012
New stuff from Killing Joke, In Death It Ends, Titans, and The Gothsicles!
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Rhombus, “Open The Sky”
Rhombus delivers a healthy balance of all of the goth rock tropes a fan could want, but also maintain a thread of warmth and humanity.
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mind.in.a.box, “Revelations”
The next step in the acclaimed band’s progression is a warm, rich listen which demands time and careful listening.
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Tracks: January 30th, 2012
I Die: You Die encourages you to carpe diem with a healthy dose of new, off-the-beaten-track cuts.
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vProjekt, “Exhilerate & Disgust”
A striking debut steeped in the history of electro-industrial which takes gambles at every turn.
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Cyanotic, “MedPack Vol. 1”
The American coldwave band’s new EP strikes out in a new direction, showcasing their talents in more downtempo regions.
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Acretongue, “Strange Cargo”
A remarkable dark electro debut which makes strong, confident moves while subtly crafting a wholly unified and rich aesthetic.
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Controlled Bleeding, “Odes To Bubbler”
The long-running experimental outfit delivers a head-fuck of a noise rock record detailing disparate sessions from the past five years.
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Inkubus Sukkubus, “The Goat”
Pagan goth rock stalwarts add some new colours to their palette on their latest, and strike a nice balance between outside influences and their classic sound.
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Access To Arasaka, “Geosynchron”
The latest from one of the top young producers in the game jumps headlong into a pocket universe of spastic clicks and pops.
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Tracks: December 13, 2011
Newly available stuff from Access To Arasaka, Brigade Werther, Lustmord, and The Dead Milkmen (no, really).
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Gary Numan, “Dead Son Rising”
Synth godfather and ID:UD patron saint Gary Numan’s latest owes a great deal to his musical progeny, but is none the weaker for it.
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DarkDriveClinic, “Noise In My Head”
Legendary producer John Fryer releases his first album of original material, marked by a richness of sound which proves both a blessing and a curse.
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