Observer: Zanias & Furor
Short form reviews of new EPs by Zanias and Furor.
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Alphabetical Letter: F
Replicas: Forma Tadre, “Brightful Times”
An early EP and previously unheard demos widen the already expansive range of Forma Tadre’s sounds and influences.
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Observer: Figure Section & Madrelarva
Short form reviews of new releases from Figure Section and Madrelarva.
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Replicas: The Force Dimension, self-titled
Dutch EBM old-schoolers The Force Dimension’s debut receives an anniversary cassette reissue.
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Rhys Fulber, “Ostalgia”
The new album from the renowned producer and programmer contains multitudes in its finer details.
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Observer: Fractured Transmission & Oil Thief
Moody noise from Fractured Transmission and Oil Thief.
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Observer: Fractions & Meipr
Capsules of new releases by FRACTIONS and Meipr
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FIRES, “All My Dreams Are Of This Place”
FIRES’ sophomore record moves further towards full bore electronic rock, with an emotional edge to match.
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Observer: SARIN X Imperial Black Unit & FEE LION
A new collaboration from SARIN and Imperial Black Unit and a new EP from FEE LION are reviewed.
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Observer: Hex Wolves, The Yage & Fractured Transmission and Harsh R
Comments on the new EP from Harsh R, plus the collaboration of Hex Wolves, The Yage, and Fractured Transmission.
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Front Line Assembly, “Wake Up The Coma”
Front Line Assembly’s latest finds the electro-industrial legends casting around for new ideas and focus.
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Replicas: Fektion Fekler, “From Here to Heaven”
Fektion Fekler makes their minor classic electro-industrial debut available again via Bandcamp.
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Observer: Fjerstad & Bastet
Short-form reviews of new work from Fjerstad and Bastet.
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Scott Fox, “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner”
A daring yet subtle release from iVardensphere producer Scott Fox sets Coleridge’s words to music.
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Observer: Schwefelgelb & Fractions
Short form reviews of new techno-EBM releases from Schwefelgelb and Fractions.
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