Reviews
Koban, “VIDE”
The Vancouver post-punk duo ratchet up the tension and go for dark grandeur on their latest EP.
Observer: August 27th, 2014
We take a listen to three new releases from Randolph & Mortimer, Hätz and VHS Glitch.
Integral, “Sercosa”
German duo Integral pull off some impressive sleight of hand on an album that hovers somewhere between technoid and ambient, and between solid and incorporeal.
The Klinik, “The Klinik 84 91”
The 8 CD copilation of the seminal EBM project collects most of their material from the 80s, and reminds us of exactly why they’ve stayed so difficult to quantify.
Cute Heels, “Spiritual”
Dark Entries issues an LP from the Belgian techno and body music project that has a distinctly different take on older genre sounds.
Cocksure, “T.V.M.A.L.S.V.”
Chris Connelly and Jason Novak team-up to bring some weirdness and sleaze on the debut LP from their Cocksure project.
The Rorschach Garden, “Tales of a Fragile Mind”
Electronic music polyglot Philip Münch returns to his long running project for an album of well-constructed electropop.
Angst, “Tar Ner Skylten”
The latest body music flavoured project from Henrikk Bjorkk goes back further than old school and deep into the primordial roots of the genre.
Wychdoktor, “Totem”
The Ottawa-based producer indulges his dark ambient side in this follow-up to 2013’s rhythmic noise standout “Ritual”.
Tangent, “Transience”
Dutch technoid duo Tangent take a slightly more ambient approach on their new record with Tympanik.
Replicas: Caustic, “Yo Soy En Fuego”
The 10th anniversary re-release of Matt Fanale’s debut illustrates how far the cult industrial artist has come.
Sleetgrout, “Try to Die”
The Russian dark electro group have a few more tricks up their sleeve on their latest release.
