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 90%Laibach - Volk2006-09-13 / Nihil / Reads: 23682Another opus from Laibach, the band that needs no introduction, is called Volk (the meaning translates simply as "a folk/a people"). Thus, it should not be hard to guess the leitmotif of the album. Allow me to say a few words about the music itself, for I shall... |
 70%Compulsive Shopping Disorder - Demo2006-09-06 / Lejdi / Reads: 8371The new Polish industrial/ambient project was created in autumn 2004. Their name was chosen deliberately. "Compulsive Shopping Disorder" is what they show in their songs and lyrics - an unstoppable sick urge to possess, so frequently found in today's world. Their first demo was ready on the 13th of March 2006.... |
 70%Clan of Xymox - Breaking Point2006-08-09 / dragonius / Reads: 13306Clan of Xymox began its career in the 80s, hitting the jackpot with such albums as "Clan of Xymox" or "Medusa', gaining its own public, that has been growing wider and wider until today. Over the years Ronny Moorings has created a number of albums, of which every single had... |
 85%Digital Factor - One More Piece2006-08-06 / Attack / Reads: 10533The Germans of Digital Factor came back with a new material after a lengthy period of studio work on their own and other bands' material and a few successful gigs. And it is a comeback in style and with class. Their "One More Piece" is a great example that you... |
 80%:scheuermann: - :selfslave:2006-06-20 / Vesper / Reads: 8167RATING 80% (+ 10% for the lovers of silent despair) :scheuermann: invites us to enter his world once again. And once again it's hard to fit into it, but at the same time to forget about it. The CD ":selfslave:" is the fourth full album of the Polish... |
 80%Fin De Siècle - Patagonie2006-06-17 / _lin / Reads: 6205Fin de siècle is French for "end of the century". The expression fin de siècle generally refers to the last years of the 19th century. It has connotations of decadence which are seen as typical for the last years of a prosperous period, and of anticipative excitement about — and/or... |
