Webdriver Torso, “End.”
LA’s Webdriver Torso return with a lo-fi mix of industrial metal and mutant programming after an extended hiatus.
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Alphabetical Letter: W
Observer: WLDV & Nightsister
Thoughts on new EPs from WLDV and Nightsister.
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Winter Severity Index, “DISGELO”
Winter Severity Index tilt towards a more expressly darkwave style while still retaining their understated charm.
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Observer: World, Interrupted & Fluid Ghost
Capsule reviews of new releases by World, Interrupted and Fluid Ghost.
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Observer: The Weep & Antipole
It’s a post-punk two-fer with capsule reviews of new records by The Weep and Antipole.
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Observer: ROÜGE & W424
Capsule reviews of new releases by ROÜGE and W424 (Cardinal Noire).
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The Wake, “Perfumes And Fripperies”
Classic US act The Wake return after more than two decades with a record of slow, dreamy, and decidedly dark goth rock.
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White Light Monorail, “The Gravitational Field Of Oblivion”
Former Battery Cage members continue to add colour and melody to their new project, White Light Monorail.
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Worms Of The Earth, “Netjer”
Worms Of The Earth continue their exploration of ancient underworlds while pushing ritual industrial into lusher soundscapes.
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Observer: Witch Root & Luminance
Capsules write-ups of new releases from Witch Root, and Luminance.
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Wingtips, “Exposure Therapy”
Wingtips’ debut LP is a buoyant collection of easy to enjoy darkwave tunes perfectly suited for the end of summer.
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Wychdoktor, “Pact”
After a brief hiatus, Wychdoktor offers a lengthy LP which both reinforces and pushes the boundaries of the project’s rhythmic noise skills.
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Word Made Flesh, “Everything And Nothing”
Keef Baker and Phil Barry’s towering Word Made Flesh return with an expansive and varied sophomore LP.
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Replicas: Worms Of The Earth, “Anāgāmi Redux”
Worms Of The Earth’s 2012 LP is radically reworked from the ground up for an exhaustive reissue.
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Observer: Wilshire Corridor & Cruel Diagonals
Short form reviews of new work by Wilshire Corridor and Cruel Diagonals.
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