“Blissful Nightmares & Mechanical Dreams” compilation is out now. It is a celebration of Santa Sangre Magazine 10th anniversary and a small gift to our readers and supporters. This is […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] A black-coloured tape enters the machine. Choirs, drums, glitches, dirt. Patience makes eyes and heart to accept and see further. And body to suffer extrovertly. As […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] As I go along the track a recurrent image from a writing by Joseph de Maistre keeps haunting around: the earth resembling an immense bloody altar […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] It might be better not to know anything about this project, although those in their forties and sixhundredsixtysixties, who intimately sacrificed their bodies to the raw […]
[Reviewed by stark] Frett is a solo attempt by Maciek Frett, an exact half of Job Karma, a duo which has received a lot of praise from us in the […]
[Reviewed by stark] A few weeks ago I’ve seen a movie called “Psychopaths”. In general the flick was so-so, but the exceptional thing about it was a truly sublime soundtrack. […]
[Reviewed by stark] Deutsch Nepal, one of the flagships of the Scandinavian post-industrial, has passed through a bunch of catalogues of many recognized labels (including Cold Meat Industry, Old Europa […]
[Reviewed by stark] After “My Body, Your Temple”, this is the second collaboration between Bulgarian label Amek and Greek project Conjecture. I remember that tape was simply ok, nothing more, […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Nice style, very friendly, like a Megadeth sung for the sludge-rock fans. Let alone the simple-minded joint-speak-about, “Anthroscene” magnetizes from the first tune, once it starts, […]
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Timing be damned, Stairway Maze’s material had to digest. I’ve no doubt he spent quite a few evenings revising this album and it shows. There’s nothing […]
