Observer: Profit Prison & Låska
Short form reviews of new records from Profit Prison and Låska.
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Alphabetical Letter: L
Linea Aspera, “LP II”
Linea Aspera return and bring new craft and mystery acquired during their sojourns to their minimal synth sound.
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Lamia Vox, “Alles ist Ufer. Ewig ruft das Meer”
After a lengthy hiatus, Lamia Vox returns with an elegant and aesthetically deep combination of ritual, martial, and dark ambient sounds.
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Observer: labxiv & Synapscape
It’s an accidental Philipp Münch showcase with mini-reviews of new releases by LabXIV and Synapscape.
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Lesa Listvy, “Unheard Of”
Lesa Listvy offer high-concept and thematically refreshing dark ambient.
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Lié. “You Want It Real”
Vancouver trio Lié continue to deliver dense, uncompromising dark punk on their new LP.
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Observer: Witch Root & Luminance
Capsules write-ups of new releases from Witch Root, and Luminance.
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The Legendary Pink Dots, “Angel In The Detail”
Two years in the making, the new LP from The Legendary Pink Dots alights on the classic sounds and themes of the band as they begin their fifth decade.
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Lingua Ignota, “Caligula”
A second blistering LP from the indomitable Lingua Ignota uses noise and neo-classical sounds to invoke the vengeance of the wronged.
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Replicas: Lassigue Bendthaus, “Cloned (+Singles)” & “Render”
Two LPs from Uwe Schmidt’s influential but oft-overlooked Lassigue Bendthaus project are reissued in all their genre-bending glory.
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Lycia, “In Flickers”
The latest from American darkwave royalty illustrates their continued creative momentum.
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Leaether Strip, “World Molæster”
Claus Larsen’s latest album shows off how versatile Leaether Strip is as a project in 2018.
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Lead Into Gold, “The Sun Behind the Sun”
Paul Barker’s new LP as Lead Into Gold uses history as a jumping off point for new ideas.
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lié, “Hounds”
Vancouver cold punk lié go deeper and somehow darker on their third LP.
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Lana Del Rabies, “Shadow World”
The new LP from Lana Del Rabies varies between industrial, noise, and darkwave markers, but there’s nothing varied about its incendiary and damning thematics.
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