Reutoff feat. Deutsch Nepal – Eating The Dust
[Reviewed by stark] They did work together in the past, remember “Kreuzung Vier”? On that occasion Reutoff was working with Deutsch Nepal’s samples and vice versa, and to be honest […]
Tag Archives: industrial
The Body & Full Of Hell – Ascending a Mountain of Heavy Light
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] This is a new stage on industrial metal scene, more like a crossover covering tendencies from industrial black metal (latest ABORYM or first TMK) and industrial […]
Cyclic Amp – Shrapnel In The Toyshop
[Reviewed by stark] This is a 2CD release recounting the short, but intense career of Cyclic Amp, a post-punk band from Liverpool. I think it contains most of the songs […]
[Festival info] Hradby Samoty VIII – 28.-29.-30.06.2018 – Castle Rosice [Czechia]
If you don’t know how to spend the end of this week, this is a very good alternative. We invite you all to take part in 8th edition of Hradby […]
Eclipsed – The Probabilistic Mind
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] The state of things these days at the experimental end of artistic expression is perilous, to say the least. Enter Aliens latest issuance, a project between […]
Out Out – Ridotto
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] All those years ago when he stated that techno was alive and well and had left the building, I’d wondered where it had gone off to. […]
Mentallo & The Fixer – Arrange The Molecule
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Gary Dassing loves his trilogies, throughout his career he’s given us installments of each phase using this construct. This latest one has taken over a decade […]
[news] Out Out Return in the New Year
[Peter Marks] Out Out’s new full length ‘Ridotto’ will be with us in January 2018; a single has already been issued for the track “On Repeat” which features two mixes […]
Nerva – Nerva
[Reviewed by stark] Never heard of this project before, but the two Andreas hiding behind Nerva are quite experienced musicians, Bellucci is a founder of Red Sector A (remember “Red […]
Kongo – Blubber
[Reviewed by stark] You open the digipack and see the names Bjorkk and Nystrom. You think of the highest class dark industrial. You recall the old covers of classic Megaptera […]
