Ecstasphere, “Transgressions: Documenting Decay”
The third record from Ecstasphere modifies the classic rhythmic noise template with welcome additions from outside the world of noise.
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Author: Bruce
The Frozen Autumn, “The Fellow Traveller”
The Frozen Autumn pursue a purely synth-driven and lighter incarnation of their darkwave style.
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Vomito Negro, “Black Plague”
Vomito Negro return with a clutch of classic dark EBM tracks somewhat hampered by track sequencing.
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Leaether Strip, “50”
Claus Larsen marks his half-centennial with another record of rock-solid Leaether Strip dark electro.
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Alter Der Ruine, “Doom Soother”
A coda from Alter Der Ruine brings the achievements of their last melancholy and inspired years into focus.
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Karger Traum, “Such A Dream”
Moody electronics from the early 80s are freshened up on the first full length by Karger Traum.
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In The Nursery, “1961”
The legendary In The Nursery hone in on history with grit and grandeur.
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Crimes AM, “Death And Adoration”
The second LP from Crimes AM takes a somber second look at the trajectory of synthwave.
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Randal Collier-Ford, “Promethean”
Acoustic instrumentation broadens the reach of dark ambient auteur Randal Collier-Ford.
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mind.in.a.box, “Broken Legacies”
mind.in.a.box add a melancholy chapter to their ongoing cyberpunk saga.
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Analfabetism, “Skammen”
The horror of repetition is brought to bear on the third LP from Fredrik Djurfelt’s Analfabetism.
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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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Terminal Gods, “Meridian”
Terminal Gods offer a colder and more varied iteration of their machine-beat rock.
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Replicas: Phil Western & Tim Hill, “Dark Features”
Phil Western’s shoegaze-techno breakthrough gets the deluxe vinyl treatment.
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Replicas: P·A·L, “Signum”
P·A·L’s first LP is reintroduced to a new generation still feeling the effects of its early blasts of power noise.
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