Dother - Dying Power Plant

2007-03-11 / Nihil / Reads: 3763

Dother is a Polish project. Quite good and also quite unknown. Honestly - a shame, because it's attentionworthy, to say the least. I shall treat this album as a whole, even though it's not my regular approach. Mainly for two reasons: firstly - it's only 33 minutes long, secondly -...

ETE POPUP - Rekonstrukcje Zdarzeń

2007-03-09 / Krokodyl / Reads: 3966

After long months of material preparations for the debut album by POPUP, taking almost the whole 2006, we received a totally different album out of the blue. A new character showed up in the band's existential space - ETE, whose extraordinary sense and unusual precision transposed the band's material into...

Skinny Puppy - Mythmaker

2007-02-22 / apeiron / Reads: 7691

After five years of silence Skinny Pouppy is back with a new album. “Mythmaker” differs substantially from “Rabies”. The recent publishing of the Canadian formation is more balanced and carefully prepared. For the 25th anniversary the band Skinny Puppy released an album which, in fact, reflects the music...

Delight - Breaking Ground

2007-02-19 / apeiron / Reads: 5178

It is true that taking part in competitions can be profitable. Especially if you participate in the Best Unsigned Gothic Act International competition at Wave Gotik Treffen in Leipzig, in May 2005.  Delight from Skawina, a town near Krakow, was the only Polish band taking part in the compo...

Skinny Puppy - Mythmaker

2007-02-13 / dziki / Reads: 8582

I waited a long time for this CD. I fell in love with Skinny Puppy after hearing Too Dark Park. I started to keep track of their works. Love reached it's peak when I heard The Greater Wrong Of The Right. We had to spend three years waiting...

CashMERE - .cash-romantic.music.machine.

2007-02-12 / apeiron / Reads: 5031

Finally, I got my hands on a CD recorded by CashMERE from Krakow. News about the release of their debut album will most likely please their fans, who so far could hear Cash's music only during concerts. CashMERE proves that not everything has been done in music and...