Sierra, “A Story of Anger”
Sierra’s debut long-player has the French producer exploring more song-like structures and melodies.
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Reviews
Every week, the Senior Staff offer their perspectives on new releases from across the industrial and goth spectra.
Choke Chain, “Mortality”
Choke Chain’s nihilism and interest in moody dark electro are both amplified on new record “Mortality”.
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Observer: Pol & Wants
Capsule takes on new stuff from Pol and Wants.
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Blu Anxxiety, “Morbid Now, Morbid Later”
Freestyle, hip-hop, and general electronics are all amplified in Blu Anxxiety’s latest all-you-can-eat buffet at the goth bar.
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Xingu Hill, “Grigri Pavilion”
John Sellekaers’ Xingu Hill returns with a LP of material reminiscent of the project’s millennial technoid releases.
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Observer: Dot Drama & Military Position
Short form reviews of new releases by Dot Drama and Military Position.
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Harsh Symmetry, “Imitation”
Los Angeles darkwavers make the most of their melodies and arrangements on their sophomore LP.
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Unto Ashes, “Orchids Grew Here”
Longstanding American darkwavers Unto Ashes showcase their shimmering combination of neoclassical and neofolk frailty.
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Observer: Desolation Colony & Pavor Nocturnus
Reviews of new work from Desolation Colony (Azar Swan) and Pavor Nocturnus.
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mind.in.a.box, “Black And White”
mind.in.a.box’s long-awaited “Black And White” finds them at their most musically bombastic, while raising new questions about the direction and themes of their long-running multi-album narrative.
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MODEBIONICS, “PRECISE CONTROL”
San Antonio’s MODEBIONICS claims their spot in the rising wave of new US dark electro with their new mini-LP.
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Observer: WLDV & Miseria + Oraculo Records
Short form thoughts on WLDV’s new EP and a compilation from Miseria & Oraculo Records.
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