Reviews
Black Asteroid, “Infinite Darkness”
Bryan Black’s Black Asteroid releases an LP with a wide range of guests, but that retains his trademark electro-body production style.
Klack, “Modern Production”
The Klack lads put work into having fun on their latest record of new beat/EBM party tracks.
MVTANT, “Electronic Body Horror”
A tight and minimalist trek to the roots of post-industrial music serves MVTANT well on the project’s first full-length.
Principe Valiente, “In This Light”
Principe Valiente’s new album focuses in on the shoegaze aspect of their post-punk sound.
Observer: Anton & Fractal
Capsule reviews of new records by Anton & Fractal.
Houses of Heaven, “Within/Without”
The sophomore LP from California’s Houses of Heaven is a sharply focused take on industrialized post-punk.
ROÜGE, “Legacy”
Another bracing techno/EBM record from French producer ROÜGE revisits hard-hitting club industrial of yore from a fresh perspective.
Observer: Flint Glass & Ah Cama-Sotz / Trace Amount
Short form reviews of new releases by Flint Glass & Ah Cama-Sotz, and Trace Amount.
Ultra Sunn, “US”
Aided by simple but captivating vocals, Ultra Sunn deliver a very solid clutch of darkwave club tracks on their first LP.
Renonce, “Nuisance Sonore”
Montreal’s Renonce comes crashing through with a taut album of noisy, lo-fi electro-industrial.
Observer: Norillag & Dream Hack
New EPs from Norillag and Dream Hack are considered.
Night Club, “Masochist”
Los Angeles duo Night Club know their way around an electropop tune, as evidenced by their latest LP.
