The Symbolist – Fornicon
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Lately Harsh Noise Wall has reached an improbability never expected. The ultra-balanced vibrations can change not in pitch and atonality but in extension and retention. The […]
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Sutcliffe Jugend – The Muse
[Reviewed by K/VV: http://ulvhel.wordpress.com%5D This is not an insulting power electronics (even though it gnashes the occiput with sleaziness), as those fellas have transgressed their artistic profile. Experimental industrial, is […]
Nava Spatiala – Noisenautics vol. IX
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Thinking translates thoughts into words. On this basis, the listener is trying to comprehend music and translate its development into gestures, dance, and poetry. When it […]
[aural time-slip] Kadaver – God Has Left The Building
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Kadaver has made this recording without using musical instruments. And God was not around to play his deceiving tunes and pervade inspiration with self-pity and indulgencies. […]
Narkoleptik – Unconsoled
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Narkoleptik remained silent and very little consoled for 10 years or so. With so much hustle and bustle in Romania (from where Narkoleptik is) there is […]
Rasalasad vs Amantra – Thisturbia
[Reviewed by stark] I really like this 3” CD format, it has something truly charming in it, like a tiny jewel. Seems that Portuguese musician Fernando Cerqueira cherises it as […]
Ataraxic Ataxia – Shadow Sea
[Reviewed by stark] This is an obscure project, with a strange name reminding me of my drunken efforts to write the name “Ataraxia”. Ataraxic Ataxia is an American duo consisted […]
Concrete Mascara – Perennial Disappointment
[Reviewed by stark] I love the name of this power electronics trio from New Jersey. Somehow it reminds me of the “cement shoes”, the mafia tradition of disposing of someone […]
Genetic Transmission – Last
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] After 20 years of musical activity, Tomasz Twardawa has decided to end his musical career with this last offering. He left a deep mark on the […]
Apocryphical Soundtrack for the Book of St. Lem His Master’s Voice: Transmission Code by Contemplatron & Shentz
[Reviewed by stark] It’s not the first time that ambient musicians pay tribute to Stanislaw Lem’s works. I remember there was a compilation dedicated to Solaris; the same novel has […]
