Reviews
Observer: B!CEP and Profligate
Reviews of new EPs by B!CEP and Profligate.
Kant Kino, “Echoes of the End”
Norwegian electro-industrialists Kant Kino return with a huge double album of solid, groovable electro that maintains their unique sensibility.
Puerta Negra, “Metafísica”
Puerta Negra return with a welcome blast of their raw, mutant EBM sound.
Observer: A Body Without & Aurat
Thoughts on new EPs by A Body Without and Aurat.
Requiem In White, “The Visible Heaven”
Requiem In White return in grand goth rock fashion after a three decade layoff.
Hallows, “Dream”
Hallows move towards synthpop on their newest, and most consistent LP.
Observer: Blone Noble & Child Of Night
Thoughts on new records by Blone Noble and Child Of Night.
Damage Code, “Digital Slaves”
Hammershøi and 89s✝︎ come together to make gritty, early 90s-styled EBM.
Kurs, “Murder (P. 1)”
The third LP from Italian project Kurs continues its high-concept, brooding approach to electro-industrial.
Observer: Permanent Shadows & Alphaxone
Thoughts on new records by Permanent Shadows and Alphaxone.
Bustié, “Throb”
Bustié’s lethal combo of body music, latin freestyle, and deathrock drama explodes with one of 2026’s hottest LPs.
DEAD LIGHTS, “LASH”
Electro-sleaze glam duo DEAD LIGHTS show off some clever ideas, and big sounds on their third LP.
