Observer: A Shrine To Failure & Viva Non
Thoughts on new releases by A Shrine To Failure and Viva Non.
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Reviews
Short form reviews of EPs and releases somewhat outside the site's usual purview.
General Dynamics, “Where Animals Play”
A second LP from General Dynamics bridges William Maybelline (Qual) and Emad Dabiri’s (SARIN) talents for classic and grimy 90s electro with modern club floors.
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Static Ghost, “Breaching Flesh”
The Pacific Northwest industrial act brings some new atmosphere and texture to his stomping productions.
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Bootblacks, “Paradise”
An excellent new LP from Bootblacks coalesces their long-standing strengths with melodic and atmospheric unity.
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Pixel Grip, “Percepticide: The Death of Reality”
Pixel Grip’s long-awaited new record finds them exploring more complex emotions between sweaty dancefloor heaters.
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Youth Code, “Yours, With Malice”
Youth Code’s return is a reminder of why their hybrid of EBM and electro-industrial was so welcome a decade back.
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Gallows’ Eve, “For The Black Birds”
Gallows’ Eve continue to outpace the rest of the trad goth field with a strong second LP.
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Lead Into Gold, “Knife the Ally”
Paul Barker finds a middle ground between experimentalism and formal structures on his latest as Lead Into Gold.
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Observer: E.T. & Nuxx
New releases from E.T. and Nuxx are considered.
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Ships In The Night, “Protection Spells”
The Metropolis debut from the witchy electropop act brims with likeable, earthy confidence.
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Lana Del Rabies, “Le Temps Viendra”
A concept EP concerning Anne Boleyn makes for an oddly suitable platform for Lana Del Rabies’ equally considered and extreme brand of death industrial.
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Observer: Lahorka & Anatoly Grinberg and Mark Spybey
Short-form thoughts on new records by Lahorka and Anatoly Grinberg and Mark Spybey.
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