Den Sorte Død – Den Sorte Død
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] The vibrating simple notes on “Den Sorte Død” give birth to a heavy mystical flow of a pressure wave in the surrounding air. Almost every song […]
Category Archives: reviews
Lingua Ignota – Sinner Get Ready
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Sargent House is the record company of some of the most renewed musicians from a new-wave alternative scene transcending genres and choosing a provocative and post-modern […]
Anamorph Experimental Music/Viviano Wich – Trauma
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] It is not very likely to find a complex and intricate form of dark ambient as generally the digital creations only scratch at surface the corners […]
Perilaxe Occlusion – Raytraces of Death
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] If you were too worried about the present day of death metal genre, your questions have got an answer. This project with a technical strong frontal […]
Albireon vs Zeresh – No Longer Mourn For Me
[Reviewed by: stark] There’s a creative chemistry between these two projects. And this chemistry is simply a derivative of their friendship. They’ve collaborating together in the past, so I think […]
Archaic Silence – Страна Где Прошлого Не Жаль (The Land Of No Regrets)
[Reviewed by: stark] This is the first album by the band, released in 2020, but according to the booklet, recorded between 2006 and 2011. Interesting story, I wonder what were […]
Рабор – Корни (Roots)
[Reviewed by: stark] I don’t know the earlier albums by Рабор, but apparently it was a project rooted in dungeon synth style. Yet they abandoned it and good for them, […]
Thet Liturgiske Owäsendet – Selected Sleep Studies
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] This collection of songs is a vehicle for dreaming. We are assigned to different dream-like experiences mirrored on the background of our daily habits. An underlying […]
Acrossthevacuum – Beyond
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Acrossthevacuum is perhaps the effigy of a colorist earnestly recomposing the miracle of a shadow approaching the light. They use sounds getting out of distorted guitars […]
Neptunian Maximalism – Solar Drone Ceremony
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Before the album “Solar Drone Ceremony”, Neptunian Maximalism has offered “Eons” one of the most challenging and courageous avant-garde music ever. They boosted an authentic composition style […]
