Observer: Cretin Dilettante & Dead Husband
Short form reviews of releases from Dead Husband and Cretin Dilletante.
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Alphabetical Letter: D
Observer: Distortion Six & Crying Skies
Capsule reviews of releases by Distortion Six and Crying Skies.
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Diesein, “Songs About Sally”
Laslo Antal of Sixth June injects some neon warmth into melancholia with his Diesein project’s debut.
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Observer: Pod Blotz & Deadframe
Capsule reviews to finish out the week, with Pod Blotz and Deadframe.
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DSX, “Soviet Synthesizer”
Dejan Samardzic’s DSX project returns with a mini-album both of the time and of his EBM lineage.
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Dødsmaskin, “Fiende”
Bitter and churning death industrial holds sway on Dødsmaskin’s new LP.
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DIN, “Real Dirt”
Josie and Greg Vand’s debut LP as DIN is hypnotic and occasionally psychedelic synth music.
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Displacer, “The Face You Deserve”
The latest full length from Displacer speaks to the broad ideas and strong aesthetic of the IDM-Technoid project.
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Sally Dige, “Holding On”
The sophomore album from the Danish-Canadian producer/performer is exacting, precise and musical.
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Autoclav1.1/Displacer, “Spacetime”
Autoclav1.1 and Displacer explore space and time on their new split release of technoid IDM.
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Die Selektion, “Deine Stimme Ist Der Ursprung Jeglicher Gewalt”
Die Selektion break their long absence with a strikingly smooth and polished take on their electro-heavy coldwave sound.
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Dread, “In Dub”
The new dub project of Brian Williams (Lustmord) heads to the subtler side of low end.
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Dive, “Underneath”
Dirk Ivens returns to the storied Dive project, casting one look back at his long-standing legacy and another at the future of dark electronics.
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Drab Majesty, “The Demonstration”
Drab Majesty’s sophomore record delivers an excellent clutch of goth pop tunes.
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dISHARMONY, “Fragments of Time”
Slovakian industrialists dISHARMONY explore the middle ground between IDM and dark electro on their new LP.
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