Ajna – Oracular
[Reviewed by stark] In these times when even dark ambient, one of the most “conservative” music genres, is trying to find new paths of progression; whether in terms of sound; […]
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Moljebka Pvlse – Komoku
[Reviewed by stark] Although this prolific artist from Sweden has released a whole lot of music, often for the labels that are quite renowned in the electronic underground world, it […]
Ashtoreth – Rites I & II
[Reviewed by stark] Ashtoreth is a project by Peter Vervimp, a Belgian musician who has been active on the scene since the early 90s. He was a member of various […]
Shrine – Celestial Fire
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Shrine’s evolution out of dark ambient continues on his latest and I have to wonder how long it’s going to be before some director gets in […]
Bonini Bulga – Sealed
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] What evokes the musical tableaux of Bonini Bulga is the subject of ambivalence. There can be images or sketches of another reality, portraits or just leftovers […]
Dødsmaskin – Fiende
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] I first encountered Dødsmaskin when they released “Fullstending Brent”, a conceptual power-industrial album narrating 17th century witch-stories from Northern Norway: a pyre of crude and strange […]
Vortex – As Gods Fall
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Dark Ambient as a style is at a bit of a crossroads currently, there’s a lot of it being pumped out with the majority having all […]
[aural time-slip] Desiderii Marginis – Songs Over Ruins
[Reviewed by stark] The vinyl reissue of Desiderii Marginis’ debut album seems like a good opportunity to take a trip down memory lane. Do not expect a typical review containing […]
Shrine – Ordeal 26.04.86
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] The man seems to know no limit when exploring the depths. Previously he’d been charting out the finite space between our waking and dreaming minds, now […]
Vortex – Moloch
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] The city crumbles. The city decays. Somehow people continue to live their lives oblivious to the degenerate state of things around them, whether it is the […]
