Reviews
199X: Ladies Night
Sharon Kyronfive shows some love to the ladies of 90s industrial in this month’s edition of 199X!
In Conversation: Dead When I Found Her, “All The Way Down”
Bruce and Alex discuss the new Dead When I Found Her record’s gentler deconstruction of electro-industrial tropes.
Observer: November 24th, 2015
Capsule reviews of new releases by Spatial Relation and Urusai, along with the latest Chondritic Sound comp.
Celldöd, “Mekaniskt Gränsland”
Celldöd’s second release in 2015 is a tougher and more succinct hybrid of techno minimalism and EBM.
Minuit Machine, “Violent Rains”
Parisian duo Minuit Machine stoke flames on their second LP of dramatic coldwave.
Haujobb, “Blendwerk”
The long-awaited follow-up to New World March continues Haujobb’s pursuit of propulsive tension.
Caustic, “Industrial Music”
A moody and violent refinement of Caustic’s sound awaits listeners of Industrial Music.
Molasar, “Talismans”
Chris Gilbert’s latest homage to classic synth of all stripes is a brisk and invigorating listen.
Aesthetic Perfection, “Blood Spills Not Far From the Wound”
Daniel Graves resurrects his sole release as Necessary Response as an Aesthetic Perfection album, complete with new mix and rerecorded vocals.
In Conversation: Killing Joke, “Pylon”
The Senior Staff chew through the latest roaring missive from the immortal Killing Joke.
Architect • Sonic Area • Hologram_, “We Are the Alchemists”
Three master producers come together to experiment with the finer points of percussive and sequenced sound design.
Snog, “Compliance”
Snog crosses over from mocking disposable musical products to becoming one on the project’s disappointingly average new album.
