MEND, “Vanishing Point”
MEND’s debut perfectly consolidates the Chicago IDM project’s uncanny mix of the familiar and the alien.
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Welle:Erdball, “Tanzmusik Für Roboter”
Stalwart retro-futurists Welle:Erdball return to their roots with an excellent batch of bleepy synth numbers.
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Alphaxone, “Living In The Grayland”
Prolific Iranian dark ambient project Alphaxone goes in a slightly spacier direction on their solid new release.
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Observer: February 21st, 2014
Our second run at our new capsule reviews column features EP(ish) releases by Kindest Cuts, Yinghti, and Inhalt.
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Severe Illusion, “Deliberate Prefontal Leucotomy”
A terse but acidic release from Severe Illusion serves as an excellent introduction for any yet to experience the Swedish act’s bitter strain of dark electro.
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Seabound, “Speak In Storms”
Seabound’s return is immaculately produced, but too often forsakes instrumentation for the sake of Frank Spinath’s (excellent) vocals.
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Marching Dynamics & Cervello Elettronico, “Shutter and Cross Yourself/Animalism”
The new split from Marching Dynamics and Cervello Elettronico serves up originals and remixes, giving an efficient snapshot of where each of these instrumental projects is at.
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Black Sheep Screaming, “Parallel Evolution”
A dense and inscrutably violent electro-industrial LP from Serbia’s Black Sheep Screaming is refreshingly uncompromising.
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End To End: Rentip, “Routine Remixes”
A remarkably unified remix companion to Rentip’s “Daily Routines” does well by its source material, thanks in part to a robust list of contributors.
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Fostercare, “Innerspace vol 1”
Fostercare delivers another free-association techno headfuck, but draws from a whole new range of sources.
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Tyler Newman, “Zonekiller”
Tyler Newman’s soundtrack for an as-yet unreleased SF flick sets the mood perfectly with its dystopian but ultimately catchy themes.
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Die Sektor, “(-)existence”
Atlanta’s Die Sektor close off a trilogy of experimental aggrotech albums with a corker.
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Terminal Gods, “Machine Beat Messiah”
Terminal Gods’ first EP adds some dusty blues rock to their goth-punk template, and shuffles through a wide range of steps in a short spell on the floor.
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Tracks: December 2nd, 2013
New wintry tunes from Kirlian Camera, 3 Teeth, Corvx de Timor, Sleep Clinic, and Crashfaster.
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Solitary Experiments, “Phenomena”
German futurepop die-hards Solitary Experiments battle the law of diminishing returns.
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