Reviews
Then Comes Silence, “Machine”
Then Come Silence’s 5th LP strikes a balance between hard rock and post-punk.
Observer: Zanias & Furor
Short form reviews of new EPs by Zanias and Furor.
Rotersand, “How Do You Feel Today”
Rotersand enters the 2020s with an album that speaks to their strengths.
Spectres, “Nostalgia”
Spectres’ new LP consolidates the moves towards melodic new wave anthems which the peace punk band has been making over the past several years.
Observer: Velvet Kills & Human Performance Lab
Short form reviews of new releases by Velvet Kills and Human Performance Lab.
Raskolnikov, “Lazy People Will Destroy You”
Geneva post-punk act Raskolnikov have some bright moments of polish on their second LP.
Solo Ansamblis, “Olos”
Lithuanian post-punk oddballs Solo Ansamblis show off their personality and arrangement skill on their latest.
Observer: Siamgda
Capsule review of the new release from Siamgda
Harsh R, “The Burden”
Harsh R pack a lot of sweat and cathartic release into a succinct package on their new release.
Lié. “You Want It Real”
Vancouver trio Lié continue to deliver dense, uncompromising dark punk on their new LP.
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.
