Observer: LIMINID & Covert Forces
New EPs from LIMINID and Covert Forces are considered.
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Reviews
Short form reviews of EPs and releases somewhat outside the site's usual purview.
Devours, “Sports Car Era”
The latest from Devours is a direct and driving continuation of Jeff Cancade’s electro-pop strengths.
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Vague Lanes, “Divergence & Declaration”
The Bay Area darkwave duo brings constancy to their atmospheric second LP.
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Observer: At the Heart of the World & Zirkular Dion
Write-ups of new EPs by At The Heart Of The World and Zirkular Dion.
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Another Cold Summer, “Everything is Gone Now”
Industrialized post-punk that is both rough and ugly, in compelling fashion.
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Alphaxone, “Final Encounter”
Subtle shifts in sound and composition yield inward exploration on the latest from dark ambient producer Alphaxone.
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Observer: Adam Rå & Serpentskin
Thoughts on new EPs by Adam Rå and Serpentskin (Zanias).
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The Rorschach Garden with Neatless, “Neatless Voyage”
A new intersection of Phillip Münch’s solo projects links quirky synthpop with EBM menace.
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Marie Davidson, “City of Clowns”
The Montreal producer serves up her latest album of electro and minimal techno with heaping doses of charming cynicism.
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A Game Called Echo: March 7th, 2025
We link Severed Heads to Cyborgs On Crack, and In Slaughter Natives to Treha Sektori.
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Synthetische Lebensform, “Current Profile”
The Russian post-industrialists impress with the impact and design of their latest LP.
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Sleep Forever, “Alter Ego”
Well-ornamented synthpop drifts along pleasantly on Sleep Forever’s second LP.
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