Babyland - Live Execution

2013-06-23 / DamienG / Reads: 1819

Value of some bands in the history of any genre of music remains immeasurable and rightfully so. The continuous shifts in the order of industrial might prevent critics and audiences alike from tracking and classifying the changing and newly emerging trends but the break up of seminal Los Angeles duo...

Beati Mortui - Let The Funeral Begin

2011-01-10 / Jo Pawley / Reads: 3695

Beati Mortui are a band I hadn't heard of before until the Enzeit Bunkertracks cd's where I stumbled across a song by them which I quite enjoyed. They have a sound thats like switchblade symphony bumped into reaper. After hearing their song on the Enzeit Bunkertracks album I thought Id...

Beati Mortui - Modus Operandi

2008-04-20 / Kirke / Reads: 5480

Finnish debut offers 6 tracks in electro-industrial climate. The first beats of music were quite tolerable but after listening to whole album I thought it's monotonous. It makes an impression of never ending song. Only the last track seems to single out from the rest of the compositions on the...

Beborn Beton - A Worthy Compensation

2016-04-29 / m2i4k2e / Reads: 3421

15 years is a long time. In 2000, I had Nokia 5110 and I was glad that I can call from the bus and send text messages using T9 dictionary. There was no Facebook, in the car we were using mainly paper maps, about motorways in Poland we could only...

Bedless Bones - Mire of Mercury

2023-11-04 / khocico / Reads: 1739

The long-awaited latest album by Kadri Sammel's project is finally here. With "Mire of Mercury," Bedless Bones ascends to new heights of artistic craftsmanship. This music has consistently been unconventional, hypnotic, and profound, and the latest album only reaffirms Kadri's incredible talent and artistic sensibility. The album opens with...

Bel Polipo

2005-10-09 / Nathashah / Reads: 4558

Interesting music, especially for fans of the melodious sounds that represent “the instrumental world of your imagination”. It's something like light electronic playing; it resembles the early Jean Michelle Jarre at times. The first song is the beginning of the strange fairy tale, a story without conclusion... The second kicks...