Mesh, “The Truth Doesn’t Matter”
Veteran synthpop/rock fusionists Mesh draw together some of their best songwriting and arrangement manoeuvres.
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Reviews
Every week, the Senior Staff offer their perspectives on new releases from across the industrial and goth spectra.
clubdrugs, “lovesick”
Chicago darkwave-pop duo clubdrugs come through with a lush, catchy and thoroughly enjoyable debut LP.
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Observer: Marie Ann Hedonia & Corpse Dust
Discussion of new EPs by Marie Ann Hedonia & Corpse Dust.
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The Violent Youth, “tsvety”
Depressive Euro post-punk is the order of the day on the latest from The Violent Youth.
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Magnetism, “Inside The Temple Of Carcinogenic Waste”
Prolific producer Fredrik Djurfeldt takes a brooding and reflective tack with his latest project.
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Observer: Group Rhoda & Nick Viola
New material from Group Rhoda and Nick Viola is examined.
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Statiqbloom, “The Casket Nest”
The latest from Statiqbloom links Fade Kainer’s recent techno focus with classic powernoise.
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Chalk, “Crystalpunk”
Irish duo Chalk bring machine rhythm to the forefront of their industrialized post-punk debut LP.
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Observer: Hugo Dirac & LANDSRAAD/Psychic Hood
Thoughts on Hugo Dirac’s new EP and a split from L A N D S R A A D & Psychic Hood.
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DSX, “Cold Ballads”
Dejan Samardzic’s minimal electro outlet DSX returns in a new form that speaks to his history within and without the project.
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Eddie Dark, “Touch My Elektroniks”
Greece’s Eddie Dark shifts away from darkwave and into a sped-up and aggressive mode which recalls industrial dancefloors of the mid 00s.
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Observer: Mal-Ism & In The Nursery
Thoughts on new and archival work from Mal-Ism and In The Nursery, respectively.
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