The Frozen Autumn, “The Fellow Traveller”
The Frozen Autumn pursue a purely synth-driven and lighter incarnation of their darkwave style.
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Tag: Metropolis
Every week, the Senior Staff offer their perspectives on new releases from across the industrial and goth spectra.
Assemblage 23, “Endure”
The new album from Tom Shear’s long-running project deals in the strengths and sounds that have defined A23 since their debut.
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We Have a Technical #65: Europa Europa
Our latest full length album commentary is for Covenant’s “Europa”, all water and the stone styles!
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Ego Likeness, “When the Wolves Return”
American Darkwave act Ego Likeness put their best on display on their latest album for Metropolis Records.
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iVardensphere, “Fable”
iVardensphere’s fifth (and best) LP is both a homecoming and a departure, with all of the tribal industrial project’s sounds and motifs reuniting fantastically even as it pushes beyond those qualifiers.
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Cocksure, “T.V.M.A.L.S.V.”
Chris Connelly and Jason Novak team-up to bring some weirdness and sleaze on the debut LP from their Cocksure project.
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Borghesia, “And Man Created God”
The Slovenian post-industrial act returns with their first album of new material in almost 20 years.
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Eisbrecher, “Zehn Jahre Kalt”
Eisbrecher’s odds and sods comp for the North American market has utility in introducing new ears to the Neue Deutsche Härte band.
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Clan of Xymox, “Matters of Mind, Body & Soul”
The legendary darkwave act underwhelm with another LP that falls short of their considerable talents.
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Die Krupps, “The Machinists of Joy”
Returning with their first LP of all new material in 16 years, Die Krupps sound exactly as you would expect them to… in a positive way.
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Dubcon, “U.F.O. Pon Di Gully Side”
The Dubcon record offers a dark fusion of the distinct dub styles of cEvin Key and Ryan Moore.
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End to End: iVardensphere, “Break The Sky”
We take a quick dash through the first single from the hotly anticipated forthcoming iVardensphere record.
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