Leæther Strip, “All Hallow’s Eve”
Leæther Strip’s latest collection of covers touches upon some of Claus Larsen’s formative influences but also links to his current original material.
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Alphabetical Letter: L
Lovataraxx, “Sophomore”
Lovataraxx bring hooks and a fresh maximalism to classic French coldwave.
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Lustmord, “Much Unseen Is Also Here”
A measured minimalism and finely-tuned neo-classical sounds herald the return of Lustmord.
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Observer: PC World & The Luna Sequence
Brief thoughts on new records by PC World and The Luna Sequence.
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Leæther Strip, “Last Station”
The latest Leæther Strip continues Claus Larsen’s pursuit of a stripped-down and directly delivered style of dark electro.
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Lana Del Rabies, “Strega Beata”
The third album from the Phoenix based artist finds moments of grace nestled into waves of tangible, inescapable noise.
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Maelstrom & Louisahhh, “Sustained Resistance”
Long time collaborators Maelstrom and Louisahhh’s first full LP is a storming mixture of noise, techno, and soul-baring fortitude.
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Liebknecht, “Fabrikat”
Collating Daniel Myer and Rinaldo Bite’s recent work as Liebknecht, “Fabrikat” underscores the influence of early electro on the project’s vision of dark techno.
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Observer: Leere Städte & Executioner’s Mask
Shorter thoughts on new releases by Leere Städte (Die Selektion) and Executioner’s Mask.
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The Legendary Pink Dots, “The Museum Of Human Happiness”
The Legendary Pink Dots’ new album is a stunning reminder of their depth, power, and beauty, and might be the storied band’s best record in decades.
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Observer: Molly Noise & LOFN
Short-form reviews of new releases from Molly Noise and LOFN.
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Observer: Lycia & Ritual Veil
Capsule reviews of new releases by Lycia and Ritual Veil.
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Leaether Strip, “Back To Industry”
The new Leaether Strip record deftly calls back to the breadth and depth of Claus Larsen’s discography with a simplicity and impact that places it amongst his best work.
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Lola Kumtus, “Pharmakos”
Finnish synthpunk duo Lola Kumtus bring EBM to bear on their new LP, but do so on their own terms.
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Observer: PC World & Liebknecht
Short form reviews of new records by PC World and Liebknecht.
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