Reviews
Observer: Nghtly & Image Of Life
Short form reviews of new work from Nghtly and Image Of Life.
Replicas: Klack, “Catching Up With Klack”
Klack consolidate their catalogue into a single LP length release that highlights their myriad charms.
SDH, “Against Strong Thinking”
SDH’s new EP imbues minimal synth and darkwave tracks with subtle depth.
Double Echo, “Burning In Blue”
Double Echo bring all of their dreamy darkwave stylings to bear on a rich and rewarding LP.
Riki, self-titled
For her Dais debut Riki (aka Niff Nawor) invokes retro-charm with songwriting and production to back it up.
Observer: Schwefelgelb & Matriarchy Roots
Short form reviews of heavy hitting EPs from Schwefelgelb and Matriarchy Roots.
Anders Manga, “Andromeda”
DIY darkwave artist Anders Manga shows confidence in his established sound and persona on his new LP.
ESA, “Burial 10”
ESA continues to bring primeval rage and near-flawless technical execution to powernoise on “Burial 10”.
Observer: Be My Enemy & NNHMN
Capsule reviews of new releases by Be My Enemy and NNHMN.
Hatari, “Neyslutrans”
Hatari’s first LP reiterates the Icelandic band’s crossover appeal, but lacks larger cohesion.
Observer: Stabbing Westward & Affet Robot
Capsule reviews of Stabbing Westward and Affet Robot.
Pod Blotz, “Transdimensional System”
Long-running synth experimentalist Pod Blotz’ first LP for Dais is both familiar and alien.
