Reviews
Observer: Plague Pits & Vromb
Thoughts on new releases by Plague Pits and Vromb.
Buzz Kull, “Fascination”
Buzz Kull makes a strong play for dancefloors at the intersection of EBM and darkwave on new LP “Fascination”.
Pig, “The Merciless Light”
Raymond Watts rallies with the best Pig album in years.
Null Device, “The Emerald Age”
Null Device offer up a slightly colder and more caustic spin on their synthpop style with “The Emerald Age”.
A Projection, “In a Different Light”
The new album from the Swedish post-punk quartet finds them leaning into high synthpop drama to great effect.
General Dynamics, “Weaponize Your Dreams”
Some classic electro-industrial influence makes its way into the debut of new collaborative project General Dynamics (SARIN & QUAL).
Oberver: INVA//ID and Unhuman & Petra Flurr
Quick takes on new releases by INVA//ID and Unhuman & Petra Flurr
Soft Crash, “Your Last Everything”
Soft Crash, the team-up of Phase Fatale and Pablo Bozzi, offers a smooth and subtle read on a plethora of techno-adjacent sounds.
IV Horsemen, “Parade Nocture”
Timothee Gainet of Poison Point brings rhythm and atmosphere to the fore with his IV Horsemen project.
Minuit Machine, “24”
The latest from the embattled French darkwave duo runs on anxious livewire energy.
Panic Priest, “Psychogoria”
Healthy dollops of bright pop and ghoulish darkwave lift up Panic Priest’s funhouse take on goth.
Observer: Venom Vampires & Blakmoth
Short-form reviews of new work by Venom Vampires and Blakmoth.
