Reviews
Nadragea, “Adat”
Hungarian dark electro act Nadragea show off some rhythmic chops amidst their harsh and minimal delivery.
Total Chroma, “Body Relics”
Robert Katerwol explores mutant body music sounds with confidence on his debut as Total Chroma.
Observer: Konstantin Unwohl & Baroque / Notausgang
Capsule reviews of Konstantin Unwohl’s new release, and a split form Baroque & Notausgang.
Girlfriends and Boyfriends, “Fallacy of Fairness”
Post-punkers Girlfriends and Boyfriends come through with tunes on their latest LP.
Tati Au Miel, “Solar Return”
Raw noise and deep serenity are both conjured on experimental producer Tati Au Miel’s new record.
Observer: Bacon Grease & Zona Utopica Garantita
Capsule review of releases by Bacon Grease and Zona Utopica Garantita.
Kurs, “Muter”
A strong and unified debut from Kurs marshals classic electro-industrial and related sounds to excellent effect.
Balvanera, “Courses of Action”
Argentinian duo Balvanera deliver electro-infused darkwave with a nervy edge.
Front Line Assembly, “Mechanical Soul”
The new Front Line Assembly record strips things down for a minimalist take on current and classic industrial sounds.
Fractions, “Violent Eyes”
Fractions deliver a debut LP that speaks to their previous successes.
Mala Herba, “Demonologia”
After years of demos and singles, Mala Herba arrives with a deep and weighty record of dark synths and powerful vocals.
Observer: The Weep & Antipole
It’s a post-punk two-fer with capsule reviews of new records by The Weep and Antipole.
