Absent One - Places

2013-03-22 / curly_lady / Reads: 2712

Absent One was founded in 2009 in Moscow by two friends, Nick and Alex. They gained public recognition at the Russian festival: "Dark Entries". Their debut album, "Blowback", was appreciated by critics; "Stwerdess" song was put on the "Synth Radio Russians" compilation. Year 2010 brought, along with a new singer...

Absentia - Waiting

2007-04-18 / apeiron / Reads: 6149

Absentia presents listeners with an album that is almost 35 minutes long. “Waiting” is music straight from the heart of darkness. Full of pessimism and darkness. Dark ambient with industrial elements only for those, who feel up to the task of getting through the night, lasting from the first to...

Absurd Minds - Master Builder

2013-07-27 / greentea / Reads: 4063

Wow! That is how I am going to start my review... this album just swept me from the earth surface literally. Perfect combination of electronics, metal riffs, and male vocal. Melodically and syntactically perfectly matched, there is no way to get something boring to happened somewhere, perfect balance. Music is...

Absurd Minds - Serve or Suffer

2010-12-12 / _Morfeusz_ / Reads: 4950

We are pleased to associate with Absurd Minds' music for 10 years now. They won recognition of fans by making "Brainwash" and "Deception" in 2000, showing their ability to create melodic electronic music with elements of EBM and reflective lyrics. A decade after their debut albums, having released a number...

Abu Nein – Dark Faith

2024-09-16 / khocico / Reads: 1125

Swedish darkwave/post-punk act Abu Nein returns with "Dark Faith", a haunting piece of art that envelops listeners in delicate, yet profound soundscapes. A follow-up to "Secular Psalms" and "II", "Dark Faith" elevates their signature style to new heights, combining ethereal beauty with an unsettling depth. Each track on the album...

Accolade - Legends

2014-08-18 / RobertSaligia / Reads: 3199

Perhaps there is no greater compliment for American band drawing from the Celtic tradition than to say that, their music is steeped throughout with European character. This is just in case of Accolade’s album, inspired by a visit at Chalice Well in Glastonbury, almost a personification of a pagan myth....