Lugola – You Are Not Special
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] How come that one always finds an explanation for anything and perseveres in pointing out that there is always another point of view which might be […]
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Blissful Nightmares & Mechanical Dreams. Santa Sangre Magazine 10 year anniversary compilation
“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 […]
IC1101 – Kingdom of Maggots
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] The focus is primarily on the triggered sounds, perfectly designed and controlled. The melodically-pulsating line receives an aerobic touch and oscillates delicately like in dark-ambient productions. […]
Wet Nurse. – Thanatosis
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Malignant Records has put on trial another album of heavy-electronics, this time from a Canadian project with an intended power-electronics denomination, Wet Nurse. The album offers […]
Institution D.O.L. – Our Love Can Destroy This Whole Fucking World
[Reviewed by Marcel P.] Full disclosure: I am not an expert in the field of Power Electronics. But having a finger on the pulse of the entire scene doesn’t seem […]
Worgor – Invidious
[Reviewed by stark] Haven’t heard about this project. It’s a one man endeavour from Melbourne, Australia and this is his fourth EP – all of these were released in digital […]
Un Regard Froid – Palinodie (Anticinéma)
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Anti stands as a positive statement, against all odds in this case at least. To rebel against all that comes unnatural to life, “Contre tous les […]
Dødsmaskin – Fiende
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] I first encountered Dødsmaskin when they released “Fullstending Brent”, a conceptual power-industrial album narrating 17th century witch-stories from Northern Norway: a pyre of crude and strange […]
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 […]
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 […]
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