Observer: Slighter & Pod Cast
Short form reviews of releases by Slighter and Pod Cast (Burial Hex, Wyrding).
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Alphabetical Letter: S
Reptilicus & Senking, “Unison”
Freewheeling experimentalism defines these otherwise foreboding sounds on this long-gestating collaboration.
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Observer: Skadi & “Frost Vol. III”
Capsule reviews of a new release by Skadi and Basic Unit Productions’ latest compilation.
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Stockhaussen, “XII”
Coldwave goes to the disco on analog synth maven Stockhaussen’s third LP.
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Observer: Schwefelgelb & Fractions
Short form reviews of new techno-EBM releases from Schwefelgelb and Fractions.
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Semiotics Department of Heteronyms, self-titled
Tense yet melodic darkwave simmers on the debut from SDH.
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Struck 9, “Ritual Body Music”
The Colombian EBM act draw on a slightly different iteration of retro-EBM for their sophomore album.
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Sashcloth and Axes, “M.A.R.K. -13”
Sashcloth and Axes offer noise and sample-rich chaos overtop EBM rhythms.
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Replicas: Sixth June, “Without A Sign”
Sixth June’s collection of demos shows off some dramatic switching up of individual tracks themes and moods.
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Sigsaly, self-titled
The new electronic project from the duo behind Koban is a showcase for their musical personality.
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Replicas: Soviet, “We Are Eyes, We Are Builders”
The still-underrated synthpop debut of Soviet gets a thorough tune-up and re-presentation.
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Slighter, “Erode”
The 5th Slighter LP uses extensive sound design and deep grooves to draw the listner into it’s new school machine rock.
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Schwefelgelb, “Den Umgekehrten Atem”
The new EP from the techno-EBM duo tweaks their sound for maximum impact.
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Seeming, “SOL: A Self-Banishment Ritual”
The sophomore album from Alex Reed’s Seeming is a vast forested continent of sounds and ideas.
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Suicide Commando, “Forest of the Impaled”
The new album from Johan Van Roy lacks drive and energy, despite having moments of promise.
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