Nine Inch Nails - Broken

2008-11-04 / alucard / Reads: 9835

"Broken" is the second Nine Inch Nails' album, although it's often considered an EP only. After releasing the debut "Pretty Hate Machine", Reznor and his record company TVT Records have come into a clash of interests. TVT wanted a polished, radio-friendly material, Reznor – just the opposite. In spite of...

Bohren Und Der Club Of Gore - Dolores

2008-10-28 / mashenah / Reads: 3375

Bohren und der Club of Gore already has a reputation for 15 years to the combination of minimalist music and jazz with gothic and drone sounds. The group was founded in 1992 in a provincial german Muelheim an der Ruhr, still is not huge windfall for fans of experimental music.Ghastly...

Nadia Sohaei - Talking To Myself

2008-10-17 / Schizev / Reads: 2707

Holding in my hand first solo project of Nadja Sohae, an ex-member of Thans-X, than Thai-Essence, the title interested me in the first place - "Talking To Myself". I was curious to know what impression will this trained pianist make on me with her mezzosopran. It could have been predatory,...

Alice in Videoland - She's A Machine

2008-10-15 / Älvalek / Reads: 4913

"She's a machine" is a third album in the Carter of the Swedish band. Similarly to previous achievements the group gives listeners modern synth on a high level. Neither the tracks have a chance to become a club hit nor suit a romantic evening but every one of them...

Necrophorus - Imprints

2008-09-24 / sanguineus / Reads: 4434

The worst that can happen to us is the impossibility to prove what we see. What if everything that surrounds me is a delusion? An illusion made by a sick mind that couldn’t take it any longer and started to simplify everything it sees? And what if it was created...

Aurasvera - Aureola #1

2008-09-18 / apeiron / Reads: 4511

Since Riverside’s debut, there has been no such excellent album ever recorded in Poland yet! The fact that none of the major labels has offered itself to release this music confirms it, somehow. Is that so because the lyrics seem too ambitious? Or because these electronic tones generate too many...