Reviews
Seeming, “Worldburners” EP
Alex Reed and Aaron Fuleki’s Seeming take their post-industrial, post-gothic, post-everything project into even strenger and more engaging new worlds on their latest EP.
Replicas: The Psychic Force, “Mutilation” & “Traces”
The back catalog of 90s electro-industrialists The Psychic Force gets the digital reissue treatment.
DJM|REX, “EP2”
The second all too brief EP of vocal IDM from Douglas McCarthy and Cyrusrex carries on with the warmth and listenability of it’s predecessor.
Orange Sector, “Night Terrors”
Orange Sector continue their adherence to a stern strain of EBM with diminishing returns.
The Vomit Arsonist, “Only Red”
Andrew Grant enters into his second decade as The Vomit Arsonist with a record steeped in the traditions and future potential of death industrial.
Ego Likeness, “When the Wolves Return”
American Darkwave act Ego Likeness put their best on display on their latest album for Metropolis Records.
Beauty Queen Autopsy, “Lotharia”
Unwoman and Caustic team-up to make dark electronic pop that stands apart from both artist’s individual catalogues.
Stendeck, “Folgor”
Stendeck rewards the patient with an IDM tour de force.
Observer: June 24th, 2015
Reviews of new releases by The Agnes Circle, Radiumhospitalet, and Worms Of The Earth.
Solitary Experiments, “Memorandum”
The new fanset from Solitary Experiments highlights how good the melodic electro-industrial act are at mining their own catalogue for content.
Volt 9000, “Timeshift”
Volt 9000 step into the murkier side of the psyche on their melodic yet haunting fifth record.
Nightmare Fortress, “The Wanting”
The first full length from Nightmare Fortress shows aggressive and subtle sides of the Seattle act in equal measure.
