Shock Frontier – Tumult
[Reviewed by stark] I like the name of this duo. Their moniker reminds me of Shock Corridor: a slightly forgotten classic by Samuel Fuller. “Tumult” is like a walk through […]
Tag Archives: power electronics
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 […]
[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 […]
Wet Nurse. / Ten Thousand Miles Of Arteries – Split CD
[Reviewed by stark] While most of Malignant Records Power Electronics releases submerge the listener in a vast ocean of epicness, this time the label takes a different approach. Power Electronics […]
The Vomit Arsonist – Meditations On Giving Up Completely
[Reviewed by stark] One day I woke up, looked at the sun outside, shining brightly and happily. Then I opened the window for a minute to listen to the birds […]
Various Artists – Анатомический Атлас
[Reviewed by stark] “Primum non nocere”, is the first and superior rule for all adepts of medicine studies. I don’t know if regular folks would find this compilation not “harming”, […]
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 […]
The Vomit Arsonist – Only Red
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] While a member of New England duo Bereft, as well as other industrial acts, Andrew Grant is constantly challenging the borders of his take on death […]
Sewer Goddess – Painlust
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] We have long ceased to be intrigued by the introduction of industrial elements into metal music, and lately there is an interesting shift going on, as […]
