All My Faith Lost… – Untitled
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] In “A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man”, James Joyce searches to disclose, in some memorable passages, the substance of beauty in art and […]
Tag Archives: dark wave
Scarless Arms – Frighteningly : Reassuring // Whispering Winds
[Reviewed by stark] I’ve received two albums by Scarless Arms, a project from Germany dealing with something between dark wave, dark ambient and chill music. At least on the first […]
Zeresh – Farewell
[Reviewed by stark] It is nothing new to me, the fact that Tamar Singer is an exceptionally talented composer and singer. I knew that since the first time I’ve heard […]
Autumn Tears – Colors Hidden Within the Gray
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Autumn Tears lure us into the forest at the start of their latest with three short cues, after which the tempo shifts to a pummeling war […]
David Galas – A Long Hard Road to Nowhere
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] With a title like this you know things are about to get interesting. For many years now, David Galas has been hard at work releasing some […]
Autumn Tears – The Origin of Sleep
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] For being gone over a decade, Autumn Tears pick right up from where they left off with ‘The Hallowing’. The list of contributors for this EP […]
Noxvox – Niedowidzenia
[Reviewed by stark] It’s good to see that the Rage In Eden label is open to new sounds and musical styles. A couple of years ago, it was one of […]
Ozymandias – Dans Mon Monde
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Hello again, fellow travelers, we’re on his road once more. What road is this, you ask? One which has for many many years now taken us […]
Le Seul Element – Meradiam
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Consouling Sounds, the label from Ghent, has assembled during the last years a rewarding constellation of experimental artists, projects of black ambiances and bleak tones con-sounding […]
Red Painted Red – Hey Dum Dum
[Reviewed by Damiano Lanzi] Red Painted Red is a duo from Manchester formed by Yew and Simon Carroll, now at their third album after “Colours” and “I Am Nothing” (respectively […]
