Observer: Randolph & Mortimer and Zanias
Reviews of new EPs from Randolph & Mortimer and Zanias.
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Reviews
Short form reviews of EPs and releases somewhat outside the site's usual purview.
Replicas: Corpus Delicti, “Rarities”
Classic French goth rock act Corpus Delicti mark their reactivation with a release of archival material.
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Then Comes Silence, “Machine”
Then Come Silence’s 5th LP strikes a balance between hard rock and post-punk.
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Observer: Zanias & Furor
Short form reviews of new EPs by Zanias and Furor.
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Rotersand, “How Do You Feel Today”
Rotersand enters the 2020s with an album that speaks to their strengths.
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Spectres, “Nostalgia”
Spectres’ new LP consolidates the moves towards melodic new wave anthems which the peace punk band has been making over the past several years.
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Observer: Velvet Kills & Human Performance Lab
Short form reviews of new releases by Velvet Kills and Human Performance Lab.
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Raskolnikov, “Lazy People Will Destroy You”
Geneva post-punk act Raskolnikov have some bright moments of polish on their second LP.
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Solo Ansamblis, “Olos”
Lithuanian post-punk oddballs Solo Ansamblis show off their personality and arrangement skill on their latest.
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Observer: Siamgda
Capsule review of the new release from Siamgda
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Harsh R, “The Burden”
Harsh R pack a lot of sweat and cathartic release into a succinct package on their new release.
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Lié. “You Want It Real”
Vancouver trio Lié continue to deliver dense, uncompromising dark punk on their new LP.
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