Megaptera – Disease
[Reviewed by stark] I have always been a fan of obscure, sleazy horror flicks. The ones featured on midnight shows in drive-in cinemas in the 70s or having “straight to […]
Author Archives: Santa Sangre
Seetyca – Winterlicht
[Reviewed by stark] Reviewing Seetyca albums is always difficult, as it is an example of atmospheric ambient based on drones, slow melodies and reverbs, often stretched to the limit of […]
Thomas Nöla – Mind Over Shadow
[Reviewed by stark] Thomas Nöla always had a bent for good melodies and this double album proves that rule. The first CD is a story about a little boy called […]
Luca Sigurtà – West Of Eden
[Reviewed by stark] This gentleman is no newcomer. Since the early 2000s, he has been involved in various electronic projects, alone or with other musicians. As far as I’m concerned […]
Necromishka – The Space Between Us
[Reviewed by stark] The first encounter basically forces an impression that this one will be based on contrasts. One half of this duo is known from power electronics/noise outbursts, while […]
[news] Stereocilia (UK) & ate (BG / PL) touring Poland and the UK this November
Stereocilia and ate are two of Europe’s most interesting and hard-working upcoming guitar drone / ambient acts. This November they are embarking on tour together that will take them on […]
Various Artists – Moodsetters
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Imagine a mansion party in the late 1960s/early 1970s that has spilled out into the garden where the participants have all reached that peculiar phase of […]
Äärvö – Onde / Écharde
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Äärvö seems to integrate within its music a line followed by the famous GRM (Groupe de Recherches Musicales) in Paris. This centre for contemporary music was […]
Akoustik Timbre Frekuency – Banishing Thee Dark Night Of Thee Soul
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] This is the last product emerged from this very prolific collaboration between Akoustik Timbre Frekuency and the label Sombre Soniks. The UK based label released no […]
Julius Vanderbilt – Action Catalyst
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] It is most interesting to hear this sort of work being done through the contemporary lens; in contrast to the era which influences it, ‘Action Catalyst’ […]
