Sonic Area, “ki”
Sonic Area’s latest record takes downtempo minimalism to the extreme.
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Alphabetical Letter: S
Sturm Café, “Fernes Land”
After another lengthy layoff, Sturm Café remind us of why they’re one of the most unique and beloved of throwback EBM bands.
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Observer: Minuit Machine & The Seance
Short form reviews of new releases by Minuit Machine and The Seance.
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Seeming, “The Birdwatcher’s Guide to Atrocity”
The third LP from post-gothic, post-everything project Seeming is about living through the end of everything.
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Observer: SPÆCIALISTA & RECON
Capsule reviews of new releases by SPÆCIALISTA and RECON.
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Statiqbloom, “Beneath The Whelm”
A stripped down LP from Statiqbloom blends dark electro aggression with spiritual weariness.
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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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Stalingrad Valkyrie, “Martyrium Europae”
The unexpected return of Kirlian Camera side-project Stalingrad Valkyrie charts a much more neo-classical course for Angelo Bergamini and Elena Alice Fossi.
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Replicas: Shinjuku Thief, “The Witch Trilogy”
Shinjuku Thief’s classic trilogy of brusque, abrasive dark ambient and neo-classical is reissued digitally.
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Steril, “Empiricism”
Cult German electro-industrial act’s most recent album hits digital platforms.
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Severe Illusion, “Voluntary Cognitive Dissonance”
A new EP from Severe Illusion refreshes the Swedish act’s blunt and caustic approach to industrial.
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Spectres, “Nostalgia”
Spectres’ new LP consolidates the moves towards melodic new wave anthems which the peace punk band has been making over the past several years.
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SDH, “Against Strong Thinking”
SDH’s new EP imbues minimal synth and darkwave tracks with subtle depth.
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Observer: Body Divide & Sigsaly
Capsule reviews of releases by Body Divide and Sigsaly.
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Sixth June, “Trust”
Sixth June’s third LP strips darkwave down to its core elements while still connoting deep emotions and lush atmospheres.
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