In Conversation: Grendel, “Age of the Disposable Body”
The Senior Staff discuss the breadth and variety Grendel brings to electro-industrial on their latest.
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Tag: Infacted
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Liquid Divine, “Get Off My Planet”
After a long hiatus, German electro sculptors Liquid Divine attempt to balance craft and immediacy with mixed results.
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Replicas: Syntec, “Puppets & Angels”
Infacted shines a light on semi-obscure EBM/synthpop act Syntec in the latest addition to their Classix series.
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Orange Sector, “Night Terrors”
Orange Sector continue their adherence to a stern strain of EBM with diminishing returns.
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Prager Handgriff, “Roburit”
The last of a dying breed, Prager Handgriff stay true to their moody brand of EBM twenty five years on.
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Binary Park, “Singularity”
The sophomore LP of EDM/EBM from the production minded trio is a bit too polite for its own good.
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Torul, “Tonight We Dream Fiercely”
Third offering from Torul is an uneven but fantastically produced mix of synthpop bounce and more dramatic pieces.
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Replicas: Seven Trees, “Expanding the Unknown”
For the sophomore installment of our reissue series, we have a look at a semi-obscure but well-regarded dark electro album from the late 90s.
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X Marks the Pedwalk, “The Sun, The Cold And My Underwater Fear”
The second post comeback record from Sevren Ni-Arb’s reactivated EBM project has a contemplative, personal feel.
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PreEmptive Strike 0.1, “T.A.L.O.S.”
The Greek duo add more than enough unexpected elements to their fourth LP, namely Greek folk instrumentation, to distinguish it from run of the mill harsh EBM.
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Human Decay, “Credit to Humanity”
The first LP from Human Decay in some time showcases a looser, groovier sound.
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Binary Park “The Deviated” EP
Infacted label boss Torben Schmidt’s new project returns with an EP that far outstrips their full-length release from earlier this year.
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