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 90%Dope Stars Inc. - Ultrawired2011-06-10 / Schizev / Reads: 5692The revolution we could hear about has finally come! The new album of Dope Stars Inc. "Ultrawired", which can be downloaded free from the band site www.dopestarsinc.com, infects and strikes but at the same time it leaves no visible signs on listener’s body or mind. The album, however, doesn’t make... |
 70%Dother - Dying Power Plant2007-03-11 / Nihil / Reads: 3773Dother is a Polish project. Quite good and also quite unknown. Honestly - a shame, because it's attentionworthy, to say the least. I shall treat this album as a whole, even though it's not my regular approach. Mainly for two reasons: firstly - it's only 33 minutes long, secondly -... |
 85%Driezhas - Tolumoje2016-05-05 / Alastor / Reads: 3114Do you know what is techno? Yes? But not from a Polish Protector club, but the true one - Detroit techno. Such in a style of Jeff Mills and Juan Atkins. You know it? For sure? So let it be, yes! And do you know folk music? All in all... |
 80%Ductape - Echo Drama2024-03-05 / khocico / Reads: 1032It's surprising, but exactly yesterday, on a completely different occasion, I remembered this quote: "Life is an echo. What you send out, comes back. What you sow, you reap. What you give, you get. What you see in others, exists in you." Today I finally sat down to listen to... |
 77%Dupont - New Dawn2010-11-20 / ScarabBonku / Reads: 2043Going step by step, Dupont released his first EP, which promotes "Entering The Ice Age". It is a strange phenomenon, because the first material, promoting the full album, should have been released before an LP, not after its release. But the band may have gotten a trifle confused and did... |
 70%Dusk to Dawn - Existence EP2013-08-01 / Closter / Reads: 3778Dusk to Dawn is now mainly an electronic project. They were formed in the early 90's in Germany and they presented rather a mixture of guitars and synthesizers, in an extraordinary goth rock. Over the years, they seemed to be almost forgotten, but in the internet nothing dies, and so... |
