Press Gang Metropol, “Checkpoint”
The debut from ex-Corpus Delicti members makes good use of a variety of new wave and post-punk tropes.
Read MoreThe debut from ex-Corpus Delicti members makes good use of a variety of new wave and post-punk tropes.
Read MoreA jam-packed week for new releases kicks off with tunes from Vomito Negro, ∆AIMON, IMPAKT!, In Strict Confidence, SN-A, and Element.
Read MoreChicago IDM duo release an EP of warm, evocative, and elegant tunes which will no doubt help to whet appetites for their eventual full-length.
Read MoreThe new mind.in.a.box side project finds Stefan Poiss in a far more relaxed and free-form mode than ever before, and offers a loose and fun clutch of tunes.
Read MoreA full half-dozen tunes from Restricted Area, Whiteqube, Known Rebel, Ronobe, Dyskhord, and Alessandro Parisi (including mixes by Displacer and ∆AIMON) to get yr week rolling on an eclectic tip.
Read MorePosted by Bruce | May 11, 2012 | End to End | 1
Kant Kino return with a fun rave-up of a single which takes a more stripped-down, old-school approach to EBM than we’re accustomed to from the Norwegian duo.
Read MoreThe British electro-punk legends issue another sortie of menacing, beat-heavy fun which balances the strength of their pedigree with utterly modern-sounding elements.
Read MoreThe fourth full-length from the German ambient/downtempo duo advances their understated style, adding some new textures to their mellow compositions.
Read MoreNew stuff from By Any Means Necessary, Velvet Acid Christ, Press Gang Metropol, and Rummelsnuff.
Read MoreBuoyed by deep production and a great clutch of songs, Grendel have released one of the strongest albums of 2012, and have finally won over at least one listener.
Read MoreRetrogramme’s sophomore record continues their catholic embracing of innumerable electronic genres and devices, and makes for a charming if scatterbrained listen.
Read MoreHearkening back to classic 90s power noise, Sabes offers some crunchy thrills but runs on a half-empty tank.
Read MoreWe’re kicking off another week of content with new tunes and videos from Architect, Die Laughing, Lust For Youth, ∆AIMON, and Larvae.
Read MorePosted by Bruce | Apr 11, 2012 | Commentary | 3
This superb debut journal both recalls why so many of us were attracted to this scene in the first place, and points to the radical tradition often overlooked within it.
Read MoreThe Swedish duo’s new record of electro-industrial and EBM benefits from their years in the trenches of self-releases, and should make a good first impression.
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