Controlled Collapse - Things Come To Pass

2011-03-27 / murd / Reads: 8353

Our very own, dark independent scene has been developing highly exemplarily, with new projects in blossom, equalling the music standards unoficially set by the Western classics, or even surpassing them. While enumerating Polish groups that have contributed to this status quo, by no means can one omit Controlled Collapse -...

Coph Nia - Holy War

2007-03-30 / Nihil / Reads: 8861

Coph Nia is one of those bands that have managed to capture my attention for a longer span, accompanying me for a few years now. Actually, since they released "Shape Shifter" I can't stay away from this hedonistic project for more than a few months - this alone should make...

Corso - (Protect)

2013-11-29 / Jenna_Malique / Reads: 2669

If anyone's reading this review to come to like the album, it’s the best moment to stop. If someone’s a psychofan of Marco Saviolo's projects they can already put a buck on an assassin and contact me via PM to get my address. You have to be really desperate,...

Counterfeit I - Still (Volume I)

2013-09-23 / ThunderAnna / Reads: 3622

Counterfeit I was founded in 2008 by Derek Allen. Their first release was "Circuity" (2009), then "Search Party" (2010) and the time has come for "Still Volume I" (2013). It is the first EP of a new series of this experimental rock. It is like a vehicle taking a listener...

Covenant - Skyshaper

2011-09-07 / Jo Pawley / Reads: 5366

Based in Sweden Covenant are a future pop/ebm/synth pop and formed in the mid 80's and signed to 21st Circuitry Records. Due to release a new album soon I thought id take one of their older album releases and revel in the marvel of them as they are still going...

Cruentus - Audition Of Your Modern Nitemare

2006-10-03 / Vesper / Reads: 6011

In times when we are threatened by the country getting deserted due to the young and talented emigrating to work and live elsewhere it's scary to think what will happen to our alternative scene. I won't hide that all pop productions made in Poland just don't get to me, but...