Nadja – Thaumobungled
[Reviewed by stark] This is a live recording of Nadja performance in Santiago, Chile in 2013. As you know, Nadja is a Canadian duo, consisting of Aidan Baker and Leah […]
Tag Archives: doom
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 […]
Les Hommes Chiens /Spermicidal – split
[Reviewed by stark] Oh boy, on the promotional tape it hasn’t been specified which side is which, so I hope I don’t screw anything up and mistake which segment of […]
Northumbria – Bring Down The Sky
[Reviewed by stark] Northumbria was a medieval kingdom, the lands of which now belong to the UK. These include, among others, the island of Lindisfarne, with the abbey plundered by […]
DrAlienSmith – Under Songs
[Reviewed by Damiano Lanzi] Alan “DrAlien” Smith has worked for over fifteen years behind the mixing and mastering desks of his Bergerk! Studio in Perth, Australia, cooperating with many bands […]
Charnia – Dageraad [English/Polish]
[Reviewed by / autor recenzji: stark] ENG: What is this Consouling Sounds label doing to my soul. It’s already been a couple of times before that I’ve become aware of […]
Abstracter – Tomb Of Feathers
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] The American metal underground scene has seen a remarkable proliferation of lo-fi doom metal, apparently originating from early contacts with the drone-sludge aesthetics practiced by artists […]
Gnaw Their Tongues & Alkerdeel – Dyodyo Asema
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] This sole track has been materialized as a mutual offering on the naos of the label Consouling Sounds, to celebrate their fifth anniversary in the musical […]
Echoes Of Yul – Tether [English/Polish]
[Reviewed by / autor recenzji: stark] ENG: Although Zoharum defines “Tether” as an EP, the display on the CD player shows almost eighty minutes. I wonder if anyone already acceded […]
Synsophony – Rabbit Hole
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] It could be a curious assonant linkage, played on a sophomore symphony of the self and on a cacophonous pun derived from a surrealistic framed sound […]
