Observer: Nghtly & Image Of Life
Short form reviews of new work from Nghtly and Image Of Life.
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Alphabetical Letter: I
Observer: Imperial Black Unit & Soho Rezanejad
Reviews of short-form releases by Imperial Black Unit and Soho Rezanejad.
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INVA//ID, “Masochism In D Minor”
Classic electro-indutrial and dark electro are delivered with flair on INVA//ID’s new LP.
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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: QUAL & IV Horsemen
Capsule reviews of new EPs by Qual and IV Horsemen.
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IDK, “IDK One”
An archival prelude to the Rendered project casts new light on Daniel Myer’s techno ambitions.
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Observer: Ivory Towers & Passing
Capsule reviews of new releases by Ivory Towers and Passing.
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In Strict Confidence, “Hate2Love”
The new album from the German veterans is executed with skill, but suffers from a lack of worthwhile songs.
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Iszoloscope, “All Is Immensity And Chaos”
Iszoloscope’s latest doubles back to the mixture of fury and contemplation which first brought acclaim to the rhythmic noise project.
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Michael Idehall, “Aion Reborn”
Prolific ritual industrialist Michael Idehall goes subterranean on his new release.
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Individual Totem, “Electrostatic”
German stalwarts Individual Totem mix newer experimentation with older formulas on their new LP.
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Observer: Plack Blague & Imperial Black Unit
Short-form takes on new releases from Plack Blague and Imperial Black Unit.
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Michael Idehall, “Prophecies of the Storm”
Swedish producer Michael Idehall offers a wary mix of noise and ambiance on his latest.
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In The Nursery, “1961”
The legendary In The Nursery hone in on history with grit and grandeur.
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iVardensphere, “Hesitation”
iVardensphere’s seventh LP overall and second of 2017 speaks to the past and present of the rhythmic industrial project.
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