Reviews
Observer: Years of Denial & Olvido
Thoughts on new releases by Years Of Denial and Olvido.
Ash Code, “Synthome”
Darkwave vets Ash Code come back from hiatus with a solid and varied effort.
Dancing Plague, “Domain”
The Portland darkwave project’s new LP shows off their economy, and their grave melodrama.
Caustic, “Fiend I”
The cult American industrial act returns, in all its sincere, DIY glory.
Gaping Chasm, “Ergospective”
An archival release from Slovakia’s Gaping Chasm functions as a potent time capsule of 90s dark electro.
Observer: PIQSIQ & A Perfect Error
We have short reviews of new releases from PIQSIQ and A Perfect Error.
Rosetta Stone, “Dose Makes The Poison”
The sound and themes of the second incarnation of goth rock legends Rosetta Stone continues to come into focus.
Panic Priest, “Once Wild”
The Chicago project comes through with some of its most focused and fun dark new wave to date.
Observer: Run Level Zero & Nuovo Testamento
Capsule reviews of EPs from Run Level Zero and Nuovo Testamento.
Comaduster, “Memory Echoes”
Comaduster returns with a complex and emotional album that takes the project’s mixture of IDM, post-rock and bass music into still more stunning forms.
Spark!, “Cirkeln Är Sluten”
Spark! pay off the anticipation for the reunion of the Swedish EBM act’s original line-up.
Observer: Autumns & Blakmoth
Thoughts on new EPs by Autumns and Blakmoth.
