KITE - Glassy Eyes

2024-02-20 / khocico / Reads: 846

Only a select few possess the innate ability to shatter hearts through music. The mere sound of Nicklas Stenemo's voice sends a shiver down my spine, captivating me instantly. There exists within this music an immense emotional intensity — a palpable tension, a profound and piercing sorrow, an unwavering honesty,...

Kill The Dandies - I Saw White Fields

2011-09-29 / A.k.Bizarre / Reads: 3087

Kill The Dandies! describe their music as a psychodelic-garage-punk mixture on their facebook profile. Yet, it is not a sufficient way of characterizing their sound. They are capable of blending the 60's rock with a cult hammond in the vanguard, they use analogue synthesizers while their guitarist, Richard Fischer, extracts...

Kevorkian Death Cycle - God Am I

2013-12-11 / Heretica / Reads: 3125

Common tours with e.g. Project Pitchfork and Rammstein. It was the fact that encouraged me to acquaint with the newest work from Kevorkian Death Cycle, because, despite rich discography, with this name I have not met yet... Another thing, that made me curious, was the cover of "It's A Sin"...

Kartagon is healed, that is a few words about „In The Clinic” and more

2013-07-15 / LeNa_ / Reads: 10943

My reviews are usually avery personal, probably due to the fact that albums are assesed very subjectively and personally – what else! This is no exception. I dared also write a few words about Kartagon - a reminder for everyone who is familiar with it, if someone is not...

Karjalan Sissit - Fucking Whore Society

2011-05-30 / Akash / Reads: 6346

"Fucking Whore Society" is one of the albums of Peter Bjärgö’s solo project Karjalam Sissit, which was released in 2009. His music is based on combining into one whole the elements of hard electronics, dark ambient and charismatic voice, either reciting or almost shouting the lyrics which are full of...

Kanga - You and I Will Never Die

2021-04-28 / DamienG / Reads: 3125

Sometimes, the evolution of the inherent properties of a project is so easy to notice and yet so unexpected – when considered alongside the expectations of their output – that it takes the listener a moment, a song or two, or even a duration of the album, to adjust. You...