Beati Mortui - Modus Operandi

2008-04-20 / Kirke / Reads: 5720

Finnish debut offers 6 tracks in electro-industrial climate. The first beats of music were quite tolerable but after listening to whole album I thought it's monotonous. It makes an impression of never ending song. Only the last track seems to single out from the rest of the compositions on the...

Hot Rain - Rights of Love

2008-04-15 / apeiron / Reads: 6986

After last year's outstanding EP „Crown of Emotions" the trio from Szczecin, Hot Rain, strikes with long play album. And it is – on native electro-synth pop scene – a very decent strike. In times when a lot of artists become pseudo artists covering the lack of ideas...

L'Ame Immortelle - Als die Liebe Starb

2008-03-26 / -Mix- / Reads: 6100

The album also includes the rock ballads, such as "Have I Ever?", the pieces with electronic tint e.g. "Aus den ruinen", "Im Tod Vereint", and the dancy ones or electro-goth ones , too ( pay attention to "Tiefster Winter") . Many people will surely like the melancholic "Disharmony",where Sonja's voice...

Rezonance - Cold Heart

2008-03-22 / Kirke / Reads: 2850

Another single of Rezonance includes 4 remixes of electronic - rock ?Cold Heart? plus one extra track ?Continuation?, which seems to announce that the continuation is about to appear. Of course I'll willingly wait for what the band plans to present in the nearest future. so far it sounds interesting...

IAMX - The Alternative

2008-03-19 / apeiron / Reads: 8650

Once upon a time, in a city called Reading, there was a band named Sneaker Pimps. The four musicians were just working on their forth album when suddenly the frontman and vocalist desired to divorce his mother formation. A year later Chris Corner released his debut album of his solo...

Brandkommando - Time of Violence

2008-03-11 / Belfegor / Reads: 6472

Harsh Noise? Well, I don't know. I've always thought harsh is fast, rhythmical flood of noise, but what Brandkommando offer at their newest album is more towards anti music. The anti music was also up to dodecaphonists, but they in turn moved more into a direction of abstract only after...