Reviews
Profligate, “Too Numb to Know”
Profligate work in post-punk and wave sounds on their latest LP.
Morwan, “Zola-Zemlya”
Morwan’s new record brings Ukrainian and Arabic folk sounds to driving post-punk to fantastic effect.
Observer: Profit Prison & Låska
Short form reviews of new records from Profit Prison and Låska.
X Marks The Pedwalk, “Transformation”
A bright but minimalist spin on their current sound takes X Marks The Pedwalk into fresh and often poppy territory.
The Twilight Garden, “Revelation”
The third LP from The Twilight Garden has its lyrical, thematic and musical influences on full display.
Observer: Albert Severin & Trauma Phase
It’s a Detriti two-fer with reviews of new EPs by Albert Severin and Trauma Phase.
Black Magnet, “Hallucination Scene”
Black Magnet don’t skimp on the industrial in their industrial metal debut.
Pandoria, “Clean”
Pandoria’s debut is a surprisingly melodic and sentimental take on EBM featuring members of Paranoid and Orange Sector.
Linea Aspera, “LP II”
Linea Aspera return and bring new craft and mystery acquired during their sojourns to their minimal synth sound.
House of Harm, “Vicious Pastimes”
The debut LP from Boston’s House of Harm has gloomy and bright post-punk delights.
Observer: Volt 9000 & Klack
Comments on new EPs by Volt 9000 and Klack.
Autoclav1.1, “Nothing Outside”
Autoclav1.1 have subtle emotional range on their new LP of technoid/IDM.
