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 80%Talvekoidik - Ambivalence2025-05-03 / khocico / Reads: 744When I was a child, I was terribly afraid of the sound of airplanes. I’m not even sure why—but whenever I heard it, I would hide wherever I could, under a roof, far away from that noise. And the new Talvekoidik album opens precisely with that sound. Not loud or... |
 80%Ah Cama-Sotz – “Blood Moon”2025-05-03 / khocico / Reads: 511If you’re searching for an unconventional and utterly hypnotic mixture of ritual intensity, magnetic beat, shamanic whispers, darkness, and a trembling sound-matter — Ah Cama-Sotz is your destination. I’ve followed this project with awe for years, and each new release feels like a personal rite of passage. "Blood Moon" continues... |
 75%Dear Deer- Les deux piliers2025-04-30 / khocico / Reads: 799Some duos ride trends. Others tear through them. Dear Deer are the latter: a pair whose sound is as untamed as it is calculated, as chaotic as it is poetic. I saw them once—Dark Spring Festival 2023—and it was enough to leave an imprint. Not because they were polished. Because... |
 85%Empusae – "The Alchemist’s Rift"2025-04-26 / khocico / Reads: 954Some artists capture sound the way the Japanese cherish porcelain — with attention, love, and awareness that even if broken, it can be mended with gold and become even more precious. Empusae has always been one of them for me. I always listen to his albums on my best headphones,... |
 90%Klangstabil - Chronik2025-04-24 / khocico / Reads: 727I listen to a lot of new music. Some of it is great, technically — yet it leaves me untouched. Some is entirely forgettable the second it stops playing. Some aspires, some repeats, some follows patterns so closely it disappears into them. But music that is truly good, deeply good... |
 70%Agonised Too – ToNieMy2025-04-13 / khocico / Reads: 932The neo-melancholics from Agonised Too return with a song that once again enchants through restraint, subtle sadness, and masterful emotional control. ToNieMy is both a clever linguistic play — "To nie my" (It’s not us) or "toniemy" (we are drowning) — and an emotional diptych of longing and detachment. The... |
