“Blissful Nightmares & Mechanical Dreams” compilation is out now. It is a celebration of Santa Sangre Magazine 10th anniversary and a small gift to our readers and supporters. This is […]
[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, […]
[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 […]
[Reviewed by: stark] On “Врѣмена” (“The Seasons”) you`ll find a set of really nice neofolk tunes occasionally weaved in with black metal or even ambient atmospheres. There are seventeen songs […]
[Reviewed by: stark] The Rapoon/Zoharum affair seem to have no end. I don’t even dare to count how many albums they did together, but I’m guessing it will be around […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] This polish duo addresses an engaged audience which tries to extract a social message from the music. Although Polish language is not at hand for most […]
[Reviewed by stark] When I accidentally stumbled upon the information that the duo responsible for one of the most important albums of my life is not simply dead, I was […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Mr. Maras offers various signs and tokens to lighten up on the road a pleasant music and a soothing ideographic servant to our lone moments of […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] For a veteran ambient music looker, this knowledge of the haunting should accommodate to the gifted disposition of simplicity. In the course of few minutes the […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] In a complex forward of the album, a true manifest of musical faith written on the booklet of this tape, the author eulogies the indeterminacy of […]
