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 0%Feather Trade - Dead Boy2022-12-06 / khocico / Reads: 2734It seems that the trend for a post-punk band is going stronger and now we are witnessing a real abundance of new projects in the genre. In a way, this is a very positive direction, because this music has amazing musical and intellectual potential, which still creates opportunities to build... |
 70%FAQ - Whitechapel2010-01-20 / _Morfeusz_ / Reads: 3017Whitechapel, one of the London districts. Known most of all with the events of more than 120 years ago, where next murder were committed by "Jack the Ripper." So far, his character is linked with many issues not explained, and this album is certainly not a new... |
 80%Fading Colours - Black Horse2010-11-16 / LaaadyEvil / Reads: 5542The musical history of Fading Colours is long and very diversified. They started in 1986 as Bruno Wątpliwy. In 1988 they achieved success at the greatest Polish rock festival, for instance in Jarocin. At the beginning of the 90's the band was joined by Katarzyna Ziemek, better known as De... |
 90%Faderhead - Atoms & Emptiness2014-05-19 / DamienG / Reads: 3991Faderhead kept himself busy throughout the years and via a steady stream of long playing releases, the numerous EPs, that introduced a more deliberate pace to his electronic concoction of beats and melody and a long and ever-growing play-list of videos, he continued to unleash his sizzling creative energy. Indeed,... |
 89%FabrikC - Widerstand2015-04-19 / Narea / Reads: 4433It was a long time we had to wait for a new album of German power-noise group FabrikC. However, day 11/11/11 brought us not the expected apocalypse, but album that... Well... Is it that apocalypse we were waiting for? And whether in good or in a bad way? Album begins... |
 90%Ext!ze - FallOut Nation2010-11-10 / Layla / Reads: 4439"FallOut Nation" is the second record of a German band Ext!ze - this is how this review should be started in the simpliest way possiblle. However, writing about Ext!ze itself may have been too boring an introduction and would not suit the band whatsoever. This German quartet is constantly doing... |
