Replicas: Syntec, “Puppets & Angels”
Infacted shines a light on semi-obscure EBM/synthpop act Syntec in the latest addition to their Classix series.
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Alphabetical Letter: S
Replicas: Suicide Commando, “Electro Convulsion Therapy”
New reissue unearths some of the late pre-history of Suicide Commando.
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Architect • Sonic Area • Hologram_, “We Are the Alchemists”
Three master producers come together to experiment with the finer points of percussive and sequenced sound design.
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Snog, “Compliance”
Snog crosses over from mocking disposable musical products to becoming one on the project’s disappointingly average new album.
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Severed Heads, “Better Dead Than Head”
Upbeat reworkings of career highlights serve to cap off Severed Heads’ recent reunion gigs.
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Synapscape, “Rhythm Age”
Rhythmic noise vets Synapscape hover at the crossroads of new and classic motifs on their twentieth anniversary.
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Replicas: Second Layer, “World Of Rubber”
A sparse and at times violent side-project of The Sound’s Adrian Borland gets the full vinyl reissue treatment.
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SΛRIN, “Psychic Stress”
Toronto-based techno EBM producer SΛRIN keeps things minimal and pounding on his sophomore release.
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Seeming, “Worldburners” EP
Alex Reed and Aaron Fuleki’s Seeming take their post-industrial, post-gothic, post-everything project into even strenger and more engaging new worlds on their latest EP.
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Stendeck, “Folgor”
Stendeck rewards the patient with an IDM tour de force.
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Solitary Experiments, “Memorandum”
The new fanset from Solitary Experiments highlights how good the melodic electro-industrial act are at mining their own catalogue for content.
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Soviet, “Ghosts”
Soviet’s return to the synthpop stage plays hard to get, but comes out stronger for it.
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Sister Machine Gun, “The Future Unformed”
Chris Randall reactivates Sister Machine Gun for a brief but entertaining 5 song EP that comments on the industrial rock band’s history.
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S†▲K3H▲US, self-titled
Against our better judgement we let Intern Tobey review something. *deep sigh*
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Sturm Café, “Europa!”
Ten years is a long time between LPs, but Sweden’s trad EBM outfit Sturm Café have found new relevance in their own take on old sounds.
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