dISHARMONY, “Fragments of Time”
Slovakian industrialists dISHARMONY explore the middle ground between IDM and dark electro on their new LP.
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Alphabetical Letter: D
Dead When I Found Her, “Eyes on Backwards”
Dead When I Found Her’s fourth LP is the project’s most abrasive effort, but still showcases Michael Arthur Holloway’s yen for exquisitely sculpted electro-industrial.
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Digital Geist, “R.O.T.O.R. Rewired”
Industrial techno project Digital Geist takes on rescoring a classic of 80s trash cinema, with engaging results.
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Double Echo, “Ancient Youth”
Liverpool’s Double Echo are on a roll with a new EP of wound-up and occasionally frenzied goth rock.
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Dernière Volonté, “Prie Pour Moi”
French neo-folk gone electropop act Dernière Volonté leans hard on their established sound on this new LP.
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D/SIR, “Wilde’s Crown”
D/SIR do post-witch house music well, and hint at even larger possibilities on their latest release.
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Dubcon, “Martian Dub Beacon”
cEvin Key and Ryan Moore return for a more mellow dub trip on their second LP.
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In Conversation: Dead When I Found Her, “All The Way Down”
Bruce and Alex discuss the new Dead When I Found Her record’s gentler deconstruction of electro-industrial tropes.
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Die Krupps, “V – Metal Machine Music”
Die Krupps return firmly to their electronic metal sound with a slight stylistic twist.
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DJM|REX, “EP2”
The second all too brief EP of vocal IDM from Douglas McCarthy and Cyrusrex carries on with the warmth and listenability of it’s predecessor.
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Defrag, “Lost Lands EP”
Technoid producer Jeff Dodson invests this brief release with cachet that goes beyond its musical content.
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Displacer, “Electric Dreams”
A slightly more aggressive release from Michael Morton, but still within the moody downtempo world Displacer is known for.
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Defrag, “Drown”
Jeff Dodson applies his skills in sound design to create ornate electronic music that retains feeling and accessibility despite it’s complexity.
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Dryft, “The Blur Vent”
Mike Cadoo’s latest collection under the Dryft moniker speaks to many of the different musical avenues he has pursued, from industrial to shoegaze to IDM.
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Gabi Delgado, “1”
The new album from the legendary DAF vocalist speaks to some of his legacy while studiously avoiding trying to replicate past successes.
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