Reviews
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.
Disharmony, “Room 78”
The Slovakian duo use some unconventional and thoughtful tactics to bridge electro-industrial and IDM.
End To End: Pouppée Fabrikk, “Bring Back The Ways Of Old”
SwEBM’s progenitors return with a rusty and violent shot across the bow of contemporary dancefloor sounds.
In Conversation: Klinik, “Eat Your Heart Out”
We chew the fat over the much anticipated Klinik reunion of Dirk Ivens and Mark Verhaeghen.
Leæther Strip, “Serenade for the Dead II”
One of the undisputed masters of dark electro returns with a record which reminds us of the often unexplored, symphonic side of that genre.
Pankow, “And Shun the Cure they Most Desire”
The noted Italian industrial eccentrics return with a record that continues their legacy of unpredictability.
Voster, “World War V”
The men behind E.S.A., Iszoloscope, and iVardensphere team up for a post-apocalyptic industrial dance concept project that brings depth to the floor.
Pyrroline, “Ruins Outlast”
German electro-industrial duo make some remarkably constructed music with an ear to the style of yesteryear.
