Wychdoktor, “Hexen”
Wychdoktor digs to the roots of its influences and finds plenty of aggressive inspiration.
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Author: Bruce
Observer: September 2nd, 2015
We turn an eye to new releases from Architect and Inexora.
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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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Kammarheit, “The Nest”
A decade long wait for the new Kammarheit album pays off, but “The Nest” keeps much of its mystery to itself.
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Replicas: The Psychic Force, “Mutilation” & “Traces”
The back catalog of 90s electro-industrialists The Psychic Force gets the digital reissue treatment.
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Orange Sector, “Night Terrors”
Orange Sector continue their adherence to a stern strain of EBM with diminishing returns.
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The Vomit Arsonist, “Only Red”
Andrew Grant enters into his second decade as The Vomit Arsonist with a record steeped in the traditions and future potential of death industrial.
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Stendeck, “Folgor”
Stendeck rewards the patient with an IDM tour de force.
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Observer: June 24th, 2015
Reviews of new releases by The Agnes Circle, Radiumhospitalet, and Worms Of The Earth.
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Volt 9000, “Timeshift”
Volt 9000 step into the murkier side of the psyche on their melodic yet haunting fifth record.
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Nightmare Fortress, “The Wanting”
The first full length from Nightmare Fortress shows aggressive and subtle sides of the Seattle act in equal measure.
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Weird Candle, “Regeneration”
The debut LP from Weird Candle catches Vancouver’s synthpunk upstarts in the blur of their own evolution.
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Tracks: May 25th, 2015
New fare from Winterkälte, Hidden Place, M‡яc▲ll▲, Winter Severity Index, BecomingTheDevourer, and Transparent Flesh Flag.
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Militia, “The Face Of God”
Martial industrial unit Militia reassemble for a salvo against religion’s role in structures of oppression.
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Glass Apple Bonzai, “Night Maze”
Glass Apple Bonzai pick up the chiller side of 80s synthpop on their sophomore record.
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