[Reviewed by stark] Let’s check in with Albin and his trippy tank commando. Sorry,but each time I think of the present-day face of Der Blutharsch (or Der Blutharsch And The […]
[Reviewed by stark] Der Blutharsch has probably taken one of the most surprising turns in the so-called post-industrial underground. From martial industrial, still cherished by many, to space/ psychedelic/ kraut […]
[Reviewed by Damiano Lanzi] Machinery of Joy is a quartet from Copenhagen, Denmark. They blend many different musical styles in what they do: krautrock, dreampop, electroclash and even a hint […]
[Reviewed by Damiano Lanzi] Expo Seventy is basically the solo project of prolific guitarist Justin Wright, this time flanked by Aaron Osborne on bass and synthesizers and Jim Button on […]
[Reviewed by Damiano Lanzi] This new record from Nastrom maintains the same five-track EP form as the eponymous EP that I have reviewed in these pages some time ago. What […]
[Reviewed by: Damiano Lanzi] Recording albums with lo-fi production techniques may appear to most listeners as a choice dictated by scarcity of economical and technical means, and in many cases […]
“Infinite space hidden deep inside the very core of human mind. Oranssi Pazuzu is a Finnish musical entity which on black metal foundation builds a time/space/aural machine in order to […]
Santa Sangre 