In Conversation: High-Functioning Flesh, “Culture Cut”
The Senior Staff talks the new High-Functioning Flesh record and its comfortably funky take on body music.
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Alphabetical Letter: H
Marc Heal, “The Hum”
Cubanate mastermind Marc Heal presents a solo album of lyrically dense storytelling.
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Hymnambulae, “Orgelhuset”
Kammarheit’s Pär Boström partners with sister Åsa for an earthier release of drones and ambiance.
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Replicas: Hecq, “Night Falls”
We have a listen to remastered reissue of a very dense and luxurious cinematic ambient record from Ben Lukas Boysen’s celebrated catalogue.
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The Hearse, self-titled
New trad goth rock from The Hearse has some promise, but is stymied in the execution.
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Haujobb, “Blendwerk”
The long-awaited follow-up to New World March continues Haujobb’s pursuit of propulsive tension.
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Architect • Sonic Area • Hologram_, “We Are the Alchemists”
Three master producers come together to experiment with the finer points of percussive and sequenced sound design.
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In Conversation: High-Functioning Flesh, “Definite Structures”
The Senior Staff discusses how High-Functioning Flesh’s second LP spirals out into a liberated panoply of sampling, rhythm, and harmony.
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Hecq, “Mare Nostrum”
The new album from elite sound designer and composer Hecq is made up of manipulated recordings of a supercomputer.
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High-Functioning Flesh, “A Misery of Unities – A Unity of Miseries”
The first major release from High-Functioning Flesh makes good on the LA duo’s promise, welding pure synth-punk aggression to slightly more ambitious compositions.
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Hypnoskull, “Electronic Music Means War To Us 2”
Long-running Belgian power noise project returns with a sequel to one of their classic early 2000s albums.
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Hidden Place, “Novecento”
Italy’s Hidden Place sway back and forth between cold wave and darkwave on their third LP, but their dreamy confidence is more important than genre distinctions.
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USHERsan & HIV+, “Wide Lights From Hatred Springs”
Collaboration between Usher of Norma Loy and Pedro of HIV+ uncovers new ways of creating tension in minimal wave.
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How To Destroy Angels, “An Omen”
The new EP from Reznor and associates continues to mine the rich vein of exacting and meticulous studiocraft.
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Horror Vacui, “In Darkness You Will Feel Alright”
Debut LP from Italian newcomers delivers deathrock punch and goth panache in equal doses.
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