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![]() 50%Switchface - The Face-Off2012-03-09 / fiuri / Reads: 3067I have to admit I’m not a fan of dark electro or any other EMB, which automatically makes it hard for me to comment on a piece of music based on the above mentioned genres or including their elements. As life would have it, ‘The Face-Off’ by Switchface is exactly... |
![]() 65%Synaptic Defect - Lost2025-03-31 / khocico / Reads: 780The new EP by Synaptic Defect, titled Lost, is a raw, dark electro mini-odyssey — where distorted vocals meet noise-infused, metallic textures that pierce like sharpened steel. It's a collision of chaos and control, where pulsing beats soften the jagged edges just enough to let the tracks breathe, but never... |
![]() 96%Syndrome X/209 - Gemini2014-09-26 / Jenna_Malique / Reads: 2505Yes, yes, yes, yes!!! I have not heard for a long time such a well thought out, constructed and recorded album. Everything has its time, place, and not so often encountered ENERGY, which bursts the walls. Side-project from mister Kettil Sundberg known from Project Rotten defends itself probably in... |
![]() 90%Systemshock - Virus-Electro2011-12-05 / Emmanuel Munioz / Reads: 2569Virus-Electro the debut album of the Russian Project Systemshock, is an album with incredible mix of electro sounds and industrial atmospheres, from the beginning this band shows the quality of this album with strident guitars, aggressive drums and synthesizers that give us an idea of this album. Right Now is... |
![]() 80%T.H. Industry – Scream2005-10-10 / Dobermann / Reads: 5113This screaming CD consists of 72 minutes long mixture of electro -industrial plus a bit of ambient music. Thanks to such combination in each piece we will find something to satisfy our taste. The album starts from wheezing, hard, machine dissonance, then passes to strong electronic beat, to the craftily... |
![]() 80%Talvekoidik - Ambivalence2025-05-03 / khocico / Reads: 699When I was a child, I was terribly afraid of the sound of airplanes. I’m not even sure why—but whenever I heard it, I would hide wherever I could, under a roof, far away from that noise. And the new Talvekoidik album opens precisely with that sound. Not loud or... |