The Unquiet Grave: Wandering By Mistake
The Unquiet Grave is back with a survey of one of goth rock’s longest running but unmentioned trends: songs about girls.
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Author: Bruce
End To End: mind.in.a.box, “Revelations Club.Mixes”
mind.in.a.box distill their latest opus down to five club mixes, prepared in-house.
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Tracks: March 19th, 2012
Our weekly roundup of new material features Cindytalk, Soft Riot, Schism Trace, Dead Hand Project, and The Break Up!
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Autoclav1.1, “Embark On Departure”
Autoclav1.1 continues along the course the project’s charted for itself, offering a more balanced iteration of its blend of subtle, percussive programming and stark, emotive melodies.
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Necrotek, “Blacklight Magick”
Necrotek’s second LP of old-school influenced electro-industrial has a nuanced and fully realised ethos that walks a fine line between menacing and hypnotic.
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Stromkern, “Dead Letters”
On their first new material in seven years, Stromkern appear at their most vulnerable, but also emerge strengthened.
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End To End – Unit:187, “Transfusion”
A solid roster of remixers take Unit:187’s 2010 Out For Blood LP for a spin.
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The Frozen Autumn, “Chirality”
Longtime darkwave outfit lands on North American shores with a strong and direct album.
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Tracks: February 27th, 2012
Get the week rolling with new stuff from Winter Severity Index, Displacer, :wumpscut:, Light Asylum and The Hacker.
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Underwater Pilots, “Endless”
After a lengthy hiatus, the German duo return with a well-sculpted listen which impresses with craft and subtlety rather than flash.
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Volt 9000, “Atomica”
Wearing ohGr’s influence on its sleeve, Toronto’s Volt 9000 turn out a fun and crackling record of retro synth indulgence.
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End To End: Septic X
The latest installment in Dependent’s famous Septic series aptly maintains its reputation for strong, varied releases which point listeners in new directions.
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Tracks: February 13th, 2012
New stuff from Killing Joke, In Death It Ends, Titans, and The Gothsicles!
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Rhombus, “Open The Sky”
Rhombus delivers a healthy balance of all of the goth rock tropes a fan could want, but also maintain a thread of warmth and humanity.
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mind.in.a.box, “Revelations”
The next step in the acclaimed band’s progression is a warm, rich listen which demands time and careful listening.
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