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![]() 96%Syndrome X/209 - Gemini2014-09-26 / Jenna_Malique / Reads: 2422Yes, yes, yes, yes!!! I have not heard for a long time such a well thought out, constructed and recorded album. Everything has its time, place, and not so often encountered ENERGY, which bursts the walls. Side-project from mister Kettil Sundberg known from Project Rotten defends itself probably in... |
![]() 65%Synaptic Defect - Lost2025-03-31 / khocico / Reads: 437The new EP by Synaptic Defect, titled Lost, is a raw, dark electro mini-odyssey — where distorted vocals meet noise-infused, metallic textures that pierce like sharpened steel. It's a collision of chaos and control, where pulsing beats soften the jagged edges just enough to let the tracks breathe, but never... |
![]() 50%Switchface - The Face-Off2012-03-09 / fiuri / Reads: 2983I have to admit I’m not a fan of dark electro or any other EMB, which automatically makes it hard for me to comment on a piece of music based on the above mentioned genres or including their elements. As life would have it, ‘The Face-Off’ by Switchface is exactly... |
![]() 100%Switchblade Symphony - Sinister Nostalgia2005-10-10 / Nihil / Reads: 3460From time to time on the independent music scene appears a phenomenon, which unites the fans of electro, EBM, trip hop or even mainstream music. Sisters of Mercy or Depeche Mode could be called such phenomenon. Switchblade Symphony now joins this club. The release of this ladies duet's debut album... |
![]() 80%Svartsinn - Elegies For The End2011-07-06 / hellium / Reads: 2975Svartsvinn’s last release introduces listeners into the dark spaces, closely filled with varied tones of the black. The more we get into the desolated places, marked by inevitable passage of time, the more we find out about the landscapes filled with different sounds. From rumbling, through murmuring to the sounds... |
![]() 50%Svalbard - Heimkunft2010-12-14 / goth4you / Reads: 2483The first association that came to my mind after having listened to the first track on the latest album of Svalbard is a Red Army Choir. And nothing more. The music is interesting, worth a listen. Excellent as a background for reading, because it does not distract but introduces... |