Ade Fenton - Artificial Perfect

2009-01-29 / alucard / Reads: 2987

Ade Fenton – British DJ and producer, mainly connected so far with the techno scene. A person I would never get interested in, if he hadn’t co-produced Gary Numan’s last album, "Jagged" (2006). The collaboration did so well, that Ade invited Numan to sing on his first solo album. The...

Ad Ombra - Rites of Genesis (equinox tremendum)

2013-04-16 / Closter / Reads: 2908

Ad Ombra was one of the first Romanian bands I decided to listen to. This time I have the pleasure to recommend their debut Rites of Genesis (equinox tremendum) released by Rage In Eden. Amazing thing for those who like daring combinations of neoclassical, dark ambient and industrial. Once...

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...

Ad Inferna - Ultimum Omnium

2013-02-06 / Consolatrix / Reads: 4061

French project Ad Inferna is one of those few which are better not to be read about. Music diagnosis and labels, that the band has collected on their account, create an aura of exaggerated originality around them, often misleading the uninformed listener. In this case the excess of knowledge is...

Ad Inferna - There Is No Cure

2011-11-14 / hellium / Reads: 4742

The album in a fully mature way enables you to penetrate areas that are inaccessible on a daily basis. This time, they are not only sites associated with altered states of consciousness, but it is a journey through a world full of antagonism, where people are left alone by the...

Ad Inferna - Im Mortelle

2013-05-27 / DamienG / Reads: 3533

Like a precisely attuned mechanism, French Ad Inferna continues their annual release schedule with "Im Mortelle". Their newest record is soaked in moodiness, its heart clearly devoted to the depths of melancholy and darkwave gloom. Without act's usual dance-floor bent it's an exercise in stylistic cogency that fulfils its dark...