Buoyed by an immersive video game-style environment, the long-awaited debut from the dark electronic duo leaves behind the dark ambiance of their initial work, and crafts a heady and disorienting suite of sound design which baffles as it draws you in with its inscrutable charms.
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New stuff from Recoil, Noir, Delerium, and No More, with a bit of a rant thrown in for good measure.
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This debut EP quickly undercuts assumptions about its place within modern factions of dark dance music, opting for a more nuanced approach.
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Summer rolls on with another batch of fresh tunes! This week: Fostercare, Suicide Commando, Die Young, Rose Red Flechette (remixed by Iszoloscope), and Violent BackPropagation.
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This collection of mixes based on one of our favourite albums from last year takes sharp turns the whole way into the varied territory occupied by its remixers.
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The third album from Doc Hammer’s new wave influenced project is a confident and affecting affair, upping the drama the band has been quietly gathering to itself.
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Shelved for a decade, this lost record by Tyler Newman (Battery Cage, Informatik) does a solid job of representing its time and and place, and is well deserving of some long overdue listening.
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Step lively into the new week with tracks from Dead Can Dance, Kevorkian Death Cycle, Cult Of Youth, Laibach, Cowards, and an ∆AIMON mix of Cargo Cult!
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The Swedish duo find a way to carry the sea change of their last release forward, offering a richer iteration of their blunt, acid-touched EBM.
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Porl King forges ahead in his quest to discover new modes of dark music and delivers a slab of cold, nodding riffs and doom-laded atmosphere.
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The Unquiet Grave returns with a profile of Australia’s Big Electric Cat!
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An astonishing debut which seamlessly blends a wide range of ambient and electro sounds, while never sacrificing cohesion or accessibility.
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Five new jams of all sorts to start yr week off on the right foot: Cosey Fanni Tutti, Black International, S U R V I V E, and more!
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The Greek duo add more than enough unexpected elements to their fourth LP, namely Greek folk instrumentation, to distinguish it from run of the mill harsh EBM.
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Although lacking by its very nature the full visual experience of a Puppy show, In Solvent Seas offers some good reads on classic brappage.
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