Reviews
The Legendary Pink Dots, “Pages of Aquarius”
The Legendary Pink Dots add another melancholic page to their considerable discography.
Michael Idehall, “No Man’s Land”
The Swedish sound artist delves even deeper into subconscious and esoteric meaning on his latest for Ant-Zen.
Kangarot, “Wholly Hex”
Kangarot’s third LP brings a new percussive ferocity to the project’s always engaging krautrock/electro-industrial fusion.
SØLVE, “The Negative”
The very personal solo effort from Brant Showers of ∆AIMON is features of a new sense of rhythmic violence.
Rome, “Coriolan”
The new EP from Jerome Reuter samples from various styles in his catalogue and provides a tantalizing appetizer for the future.
Sophia, “Unclean”
Sophia return with an oddly tranquil iteration of their ambient industrial sound.
Blush Response, “Reshaper”
The Berlin by way of NYC producer makes a modern power noise record.
THYX, “Headless”
The latest solo release from mind.in.a.box’s Stefan Poiss relies heavily on his charming persona as a vocalist.
Spectres, “Utopia”
Spectres’ third LP brings a more reflective tone to the band’s post-punk core.
Youth Code, “Commitment to Complications”
An emotional purge of a record, Youth Code’s second LP brings their influences and demons alike into terrifyingly sharp focus.
Memmaker, “Let There be Lasers”
Arriving 8 years after their debut, the new Memmaker album is cut from the same high-bpm cloth as its predecessor.
Ari Mason, “Creatures”
A restrained but charismatic vocal presence guides Ari Mason’s second LP to a hypnotic state on the darkwave/synthpop border.
