Funerary Call - The Black Root

2012-08-02 / greentea / Reads: 1868

I like the gloomy atmosphere of this album, mystic character of the tracks evokes sepulchral mood, but in a positive sense of course. Tracks are composed in a simple way, just a few sounds but they can mix up everything in the head of a listener, for example mine. Darkness,...

Artery - Civilisation

2012-08-02 / savetier / Reads: 2437

By chance I found a song from the new album by post-punk legends Artery on youtube. It was "Unfaithful Girlfriend". Impressed by this song, I was glad to be given the possibility to review their latest album Civilisation. At the first listen through this album I have to...

Paranoia Inducta feat. Kenji Siratori - Black Paper

2012-07-31 / Shadow / Reads: 4372

A painting is usually a work of one person. And what happens when there are two artists? That’s how the Black Paper album came to be. The outcome of cooperation between Polish project Paranoia Inducta and Japanese musician, writer, creator actually, Kenji Siratori. That "Black Paper" has became the background...

Ad Ombra - Magna Charta Illusorum

2012-07-29 / Closter / Reads: 4953

Ad Ombra (Romania) had their debut in 2008 releasing 'Rites of Genesis (equinox tremendum)'. Encouraged with the band’s description which brought to my mind dark and dignified sounds stemming from horrors, I’ve decided to familiarize myself with the output of George D. Stanciulescu and his project. With great interest I’ve...

Psy’Aviah – Introspection ~ Extrospection

2012-07-26 / hellium / Reads: 4296

The Belgian group Psy'Aviah is fussing again. Just as molecular gastronomy creates a kind of magic food, where using appropriate, totally natural products makes various culinary wonders, so Psy'Aviah creates its new albums. Treatments of the group members mean that from the seemingly simple ingredients are created positions that at...

Lexincrypt - Scar Tissue

2012-07-23 / Joanna Konik / Reads: 3446

"Scar Tissue" is the fifth studio album released by Lexincrypt, project initiated by hailing from Salt Lake City, Justin Cameron. It takes the listener on a journey into the deepest abyss of the human mind where he is confronted with the blackest, and yet at the same time least tangible...