Nadja – Luminous Rot
[Reviewed by: stark] I still remember when we were watching “Doom Generation” together and she whispered to me that her “skin turns to glass” or when we had that “thaumogenetic” […]
[Reviewed by: stark] I still remember when we were watching “Doom Generation” together and she whispered to me that her “skin turns to glass” or when we had that “thaumogenetic” […]
[Reviewed by: stark] “White Landscape” shows a brighter and more delicate side of both musicians, who most of the time are associated with the experimental, often harsh spectrum of sounds. […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] A sensual dissonance enshrouds each one of the distressful songs of Thronal. The decline installs deep inside the heart of the faint melodies, a sort of […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Despite its immersion in the dark-ambient commonly known style, Voices Of The Cosmos diverges from the minor-key tenebrous atmospheres of the genre. Their understanding of the […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Solar Sequences has been released on a limited 10”vinyl by Don’t sit on my vinyl in 2020. The disc opens with Geomatic Hiss, an apocalyptic industrial […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] As it was revealed to me, this album contains many subterranean levels each of them having a life in itself. Although not fully matured, the sounds […]
[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 […]
[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 […]
[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 […]
[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 […]