Phragments – Anthems Of Solitude
[Reviewed by stark] Oh, it’s basically a little bit a longer format of an EP. Maybe it’s even better: I know, in the past I was complaining about the albums […]
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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 […]
Ashtoreth & Stratosphere – Between Worlds
[Reviewed by stark] For Winter Light roster this is a bit of an unusual release. I mean obviously within the label’s conceptual frames, because we’re not talking about music from […]
Anamorph Experimental Music – Echoes Of Oblivion
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] It is likely that underground ambient music revolves now around an attribute of the composer; it stands as a decoration which makes it feeble in effect […]
Nox – Opus Unending
[Reviewed by stark] This probably may be the darkest Winter-Light release up to date. Nox comes from Croatia and is a side project by Jurica Santek whom you may recall […]
Nam-Khar – Sur Chöd
[Reviewed by stark] Two years after its first album on Winter-Light label, Nam-Khar is back with the “Sur Chöd” full length, which seems as a natural evolution of the project, […]
Various Artists – Anthology of Post-Industrial Music from Balkan Region
[Reviewed by Psymon Marshall] Given that it’s only been thirty years since the fall of the Soviet Union and the subsequent breaking away of former satellite and client states, this […]
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; […]
Atomine Elektrine – The Antikythera Mechanism
[Reviewed by stark] This mechanism Peter Andersson is referring to in the title of the new Atomine Elektrine offering is considered as the first analogue computer. The device was constructed […]
La Décadence des Étoiles – An Empty Spot where Memories Live On
[Reviewed by Psymon Marshall] La Décadence des Étoiles (The Decadence of the Stars) is a collaborative effort between BRTHRM and Arnaud Chatelard’s Apocalypse Sounds. I’ve already reviewed their first release […]
