Phase - In Consequence

2013-08-13 / nemesea / Reads: 3169

A long time I wondered if I like this album, I tried to ask myself what feelings it calls in me. After the seventh listening I still don't know. This album is simply, without crazy, strong emotions, it just has its small place somewhere in the world discography. What...

Headless - Imperfect:[mensch]

2013-08-11 / Styxu / Reads: 2173

After an unquestionable success of the German trio Head-Less that was the release of their first longplay Rouge et Noir, it is time for a new opening to the band. On a crowded German electro pop scene you have to stand out hard, to catch the attention of more and...

Cinemascape - The Falling Impossible

2013-08-09 / curly_lady / Reads: 3254

Summer, full time session, one million exams to pass, a chronic lack of time reflects in the random choosing on Winamp. Amazing mixtures are formed thanks to that. Coffee, red bulls, chocolate, day can be extended to 48 hours. You can feel remorse of not being meticulous and promise to...

DYM - The Swarm

2013-08-07 / Styxu / Reads: 2449

While launching The Swarm released by NoiTekk, as a man acquainted with hundreds of publications under the sign of dark electro, I was expecting a typical, electronic ride. I was right. The opening Abbra Cadaver immediately implies, that in the Canadians publishing there is no need to look for...

Sin Deadly Sin - Fall From Heaven

2013-08-05 / Consolatrix / Reads: 2812

Debut album from reactivated part of a black metal Evenfall band was definitely expected a lot. Unfortunately, both the gothic arrangement of Sin Deadly Sin, like the whole convention of Fall From Heaven record, raise only doubts. Fall From Heaven is a set of 11 similarly sounding, melodramatic tracks, none...

Sinsect - Bug Life

2013-08-03 / Joanna Konik / Reads: 2943

"Bug Life" is the first longplay crowning the American project of James Ashley under pompous sounding title Sinsect. The album was released by the Crunch Pod label. According to the author of the project "Bug Life" record is supposed to take listener on a neurotic journey that is exploring pain...