Reviews
Suicide Commando, “When Evil Speaks”
The latest from Belgium’s harsh EBM pioneer occasionally hearkens back to the simpler style of his 90s material.
Blank, “Dark Retreat”
Blank branch away from the past decade of dark electronic’s trajectory, and offer a fun and well-programmed alternate history of futurepop.
Snog, “Babes in Consumerland”
We listen to the new album from Australia’s Snog, positioning it within the greater context of their catalogue.
Sleetgrout, “We Had a Carnival”
We check out the domestic release of the well-regarded 2012 album from the Russian harsh EBM act.
Vestigial, “Solar/Aeon”
We listen to the reissue of the first two EPs of dark ambient, death industrial and noise from Italy’s Vestigial
Torul, “Tonight We Dream Fiercely”
Third offering from Torul is an uneven but fantastically produced mix of synthpop bounce and more dramatic pieces.
Hypnoskull, “Electronic Music Means War To Us 2”
Long-running Belgian power noise project returns with a sequel to one of their classic early 2000s albums.
Violet Poison, “Voices From The Hell”
The most minimal side of techno is fused with industrial’s most experimental roots on the first full length from this Italian producer.
End to End: Snog, “Everything is Under Control”
We have a listen to the new digital single from the long-running Australian project.
Attrition, “The Unraveller Of Angels”
Long-running darkwave legends Attrition return with another understated gem.
Replicas: Seven Trees, “Expanding the Unknown”
For the sophomore installment of our reissue series, we have a look at a semi-obscure but well-regarded dark electro album from the late 90s.
Lamia Vox, “Sigillum Diaboli”
Russian one-woman project Lamia Vox uses the foundations of dark ambient as the first piece in each of its compelling compositions which reach out into broader territory.
