Taking the senses on a journey as intriguing and enriching as the realms it offers the imagination to explore, Chapter One: With Fearful Velocity is the new album from UK electronic duo PALINDRONES. It is a release weaving soundscapes which… Read More ›
Described as chronicling “a relationship from the onset of the first crack to its complete crumbling dissolution”, it is fair to say that Once Do It With Feeling is an emotively charged and, in terms of its breath and heart,… Read More ›
A handful of weeks back saw the release of Starfounder, an album resulting from the Russia/US collaboration of STARFOUNDER and SHADOWS AND MIRRORS. The pair also dropped lead single Snake Blood, the type of track sure to more than whet… Read More ›
This month sees Darkness, the debut album from THE SWEET KILL get its vinyl release. It is an encounter unveiled digitally earlier this year to keen praise and now gets a well-deserved nudge on greater attention and recognition. Quite simply,… Read More ›
Released a large handful of weeks back, Unflavored is the new album from ROTTEN MIND and yet another incitement from the Swedish quartet which demands attention. The band’s rapacious sound, a mix of punk rock, garage punk, and post punk,… Read More ›
photo by Vivien Sorge. Digitally released last October to coincide with the anniversary of Germany reunification, Gone With The Flow, the second album from Para Lia recently received its physical release providing us a fresh reason to suggest that you… Read More ›
Subtle is the debut EP from Seattle based Hallows; a collection of tracks which resonated in ears and the imagination with increasing effect listen by listen and encounters that are sure to fascinate any appetite for darkwave and post punk… Read More ›
In a world cast in increasing chaos and ravening shadows, the heart and determination of a warrior defines those that try to bring defiance and hope to the blackness. Maybe every century past and to come is wrapped in such… Read More ›
Dicepeople has never been afraid to venture into the shadows within their electronic sounds but as already hinted by last album End Of Line; they have been increasingly tempted into the thick realm of dark electro. Now the UK band… Read More ›
Standing impressively tall with an album and sound which plays like a mix of Rammstein, Poets Of the Fall, and Type O Negative yet emerges as something richly flavoursome in its originality; French metallers Radium Valley provide a seriously compelling… Read More ›
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