Black Nail Cabaret, “Harry Me Marry Me Bury Me Bite Me”
The amazing voice we first heard on Architect’s “Mine” returns with her own project’s sophomore record of classy synth noir.
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Mindless Faith, “Eden to Abyss”
The long-running US industrial group come through with another sturdy effort.
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Retrogramme, “Feed”
Retrogramme’s third LP makes hay from a broad sampling of dark electronic music genres.
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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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Go Fight, “Napalm Baby”
Jim Marcus’ GoFight returns with an album of smart, sex-positive industrial funk.
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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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Foxxy Newport, “Neutral”
The Mr.Kitty produced debut from the San Francisco based vocalist fuses electropop and other genres into a catchy hybrid.
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Hecq, “Mare Nostrum”
The new album from elite sound designer and composer Hecq is made up of manipulated recordings of a supercomputer.
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Celldöd, “Pulsdisco”
Anders Karllson of the Pain Machinery explores some minimal and hypnotic techno-body sounds with his Celldöd project.
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Binary Park, “Singularity”
The sophomore LP of EDM/EBM from the production minded trio is a bit too polite for its own good.
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Observer: January 20th, 2015
Our capsule review format returns with releases from Menschliche Energie, Vandalaze and Tyler Milchmann.
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Defrag, “Lost Lands EP”
Technoid producer Jeff Dodson invests this brief release with cachet that goes beyond its musical content.
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Kangarot, “Rejecting Mammalian Humanism”
Kangarot’s Josh Reed renders dark electro in lo-fi appealing to our baser instincts.
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Poordream, “Ninetynine”
Poordream’s debut LP finds new and fascinating ways to construct beautiful technoid music from live and synthetic instruments.
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Velvet Acid Christ, “Subconscious Landscapes”
The latest from long-running electro industrial project Velvet Acid Christ is a good example of their frequently overlooked sound design and production.
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