KMFDM - Kunst

2013-04-22 / fiuri / Reads: 5215

The latest LP from KMFDM has a familiar beginning, to say the least. The first track ‘Kunst’ is an amalgamation of elements known from the previous albums, the apex of which are the lyrics being mostly based on the titles of band’s past tunes. What does this odd recycling action...

Proscenium - Behind the Curtain

2013-04-24 / greentea / Reads: 3145

I did not expect such a nuclear bomb! That album is definitely one of my favorites. Each track has its own magic inside, so it is hard to choose one of the songs as the best title. Compositions which are thoughtful, calm, atmospheric, will surely please people who enjoy gloomy...

The Fallacy - Love Division

2013-04-24 / Jenna_Malique / Reads: 3021

I admit, that to a certain point, I took care of, that each of the reviewed items was approached contextually - what the artists were inspired by, what is the history of the genre, "what the author had in mind," and so on... It turned out, that it went out...

Diorama - Cubed

2013-04-29 / LadyoftheHawk / Reads: 5464

My adventure with Diorama began when I heard the song The Girls (from Amaroid’s album) during the band’s performance in Bolków, a few years ago. With a slight delay, but with a great joy I reached for the Cubed - CD released in 2008/2009. The record does not differ from...

Vanguard - Santuary

2013-05-01 / Jenna_Malique / Reads: 2947

The most recent proposal from Vanguard formation is "Sanctuary" and they are eager to serve us a new perspective on synthpop term. Did they achieve it? Let's look closely. Just in the first song hit us strong, synth sound quite nicely cantilevered to the ear, but with a little...

Legionarii - Iron Legion

2013-05-01 / Ingvar / Reads: 2914

The new Legionarii's release first of all should be appreciated by the people who consider themselves to be conesseurs of the martial (or "military" as the band members themselves suggest to call as well their music as the whole genre) industrial style. Someone, who already knows by heart everything ever...