The Pitch: Evils Toy, “XTC Implant”
Evils Toy’s 1996 album “XTC Implant” gets pitched on its merits as vintage dark electro.
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Alphabetical Letter: E
ESA, “Themes of Carnal Empowerment Pt.3: Penance”
The third installment of Jamie Blacker’s lust-themed albums further explores his intersection of composition and rhythmic noise.
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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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Encephalon, “Psychogenesis”
Encephalon double-down on their sophomore release, opting for even more ornate structures and themes.
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Einstürzende Neubauten, “Lament”
Einstürzende Neubauten revisit the scale and horror of the Great war through the lenses of their own aesthetic and war-time compositions.
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In Conversation: Everything Goes Cold “Black Out the Sun”
The Senior Staff discusses thematics and the implied narratives contained within the new album from industrial rock project Everything Goes Cold.
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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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The Exploding Boy, “Four”
The Swedish post-punk quartet wear their influences loud and proud in a largely successful crossover effort.
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Perc & Einstürzende Neubauten, “Interpretations”
The collaboration between the noted techno artist and the industrial godfathers provides new perspectives on both their works.
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ESA, “Themes Of Carnal Empowerment Pt 2: Deceit”
The second of the British artist’s concept albums about the darker elements of the human sexual experience rewards investment and reflection from the committed listener.
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Ex_Tension, “Le Seuil De Tolérance”
Ex_Tension make some subtle structural shifts in the presentation of their ambient/noise hybrid.
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Espermachine, “This Dying Life”
The debut for Tom Shear’s 23db Records takes a while to catch on, but has charms beyond its more apparent influences.
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E.S.A., “Themes Of Carnal Empowerment Part 1: Lust”
The first of two E.S.A. releases in 2012 finds Jamie Blacker using orchestrated rhythmic noise to comment on the lusty aspects of the human condition.
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Everything Goes Cold, “The Tyrant Sun” EP
The Californian outfit takes a darker turn on their new EP of originals and remixes.
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Encephalon, “The Transhuman Condition”
Ottawa’s electro-industrial trio Encephalon deliver a debut album of surprising depth and complexity.
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