Reviews
Radioaktivists, “Radioakt One”
Scene supergroup Radioaktivists’ debut album justifies its lengthy gestation via smooth and subtle execution.
Black Tape For A Blue Girl, “To Touch The Milky Way”
Black Tape For A Blue Girl continue to reflect on both the cosmic and the domestic with their trademark grace.
Neuroticfish, “Antidoron”
The second post-hiatus LP from Neuroticfish taps into the project’s deep well of sincerity.
Observer: Petrolio & Paralyze
Short-form reviews of new EPs from Petrolio and Paralyze.
Black Nail Cabaret, “Pseudopop”
The new album from the Hungarian synth duo lives and dies by the voice of Emese Arvai-Illes.
Zanias, “Into The All”
Coldwave & techno maven Zanias both revisits and explodes her previous work with a free-roaming, spiritually weighty LP.
Observer: Ivory Towers & Passing
Capsule reviews of new releases by Ivory Towers and Passing.
Author & Punisher, “Beastland”
“Beastland” builds upon Author & Punisher’s metallic ambition while retaining its industrial sturm und drang.
Syrian, “Sirius Interstellar”
Italian duo Syrian try on a few different styles on their fifth LP.
Observer: Cretin Dilettante & Dead Husband
Short form reviews of releases from Dead Husband and Cretin Dilletante.
In Strict Confidence, “Hate2Love”
The new album from the German veterans is executed with skill, but suffers from a lack of worthwhile songs.
Kælan Mikla, “Nótt Eftir Nótt”
The hotly anticipated second LP from Icelandic post-punks turned darkwavers Kælan Mikla attempts to balance lush atmospheres and direct spleen.
