The Unquiet Grave: Die Laughing
We put on our best rictus grin and stroll through the history of UK goth legends Die Laughing.
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Author: Bruce
Infiltrator, “Black Light Therapy”
An intriguing and rewarding noise record which succeeds on the bases of both composition and extremity.
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The Unquiet Grave: The Merry Thoughts
In this installment of The Unquiet Grave we take a closer look at goth’s most accomplished Sisters of Mercy clones, The Merry Thoughts.
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Principe Valiente, self-titled
An ambitious debut which uses a familiar post-punk template to field-test a variety of moods.
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Solar Fake, “Frontiers”
A sophomore futurepop/dark electro record which isn’t going to reinvent the wheel, but delivers a polished set of tracks and stellar turns from an excellent vocalist.
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Hello, Image: 5 Sound Alike Bands
Some bands just sound like other bands. A lot like other bands. Almost in a legally actionable way like other bands. Here’s a quick rundown of some highlights or lowlights: you be the judge.
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The Unquiet Grave: Corpus Delicti
A profile of classic French goth rock outfit Corpus Delicti in our new column, The Unquiet Grave.
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Tracks, July 19th 2011
A somber slab of moody cuts from Miracle, The March Violets, Snake Dance, and Principe Valiente.
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The Pain Machinery, “Surveillance Culture”
A minimal, aggressive and uncompromising EBM record which makes nods to Portion Control and acid house.
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Clan Of Xymox, “Darkest Hour”
Ronny Moorings’ latest won’t change any opinions on contemporary Xymox material: while there are plenty of stronger entries in their catalog, the faithful should find a few of Darkest Hour‘s gloomier tracks to their liking.
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Return To Khaf’ji Emerge From Ashes of Solemn Novena
In addition to Pretentious, Moi?, one of the best discoveries I’d made in recent years in...
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Tracks: July 5th, 2011
From time to time we’ll be posting tracks we’re feeling from recent releases: nothing more, nothing less. This time out: Kirlian Camera, Decree, Nosferatu, House Of Usher, Light Asylum
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Kant Kino, “We Are Kant Kino – You Are Not”
Promising debut from dark electro act which polishes and refines a familiar template.
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Reasons to be Cheerful
Carrying on from what Alex wrote, one of the few commonalities that seems to tie Our Thing...
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