Lingua Fungi - Melankhton

2015-02-17 / fiuri / Reads: 4207

Frankly speaking, Jaakko Padastu has never managed to properly stir my interest in his music, making me want to follow his career further on. Of the two longplays I listened to, and which I reviewed quite highly, only one tune stayed with me for longer, which I suppose is a...

Mr.Kitty – Life

2015-02-14 / hellium / Reads: 4013

On released once again "Life" were placed 2 bonus songs, namely "Insects (HexRx Remix)" and "Insects (Gentleman Junkie Remix)". Mr.Kitty in "North American" version of the album presented these remixes, which are a nice addition to the already well-known tracks issued yet on the album in 2013.   After the...

The Crystalline Effect - Anechoic Lock

2015-02-11 / kantellis / Reads: 4075

The first impression after listening: why one song is played over and over again? Later, after looking at the song list, it turned out that it's just one original song and its two remixes. This matter clarified, another observation popped up: the music falls into the ear because it is...

Koban - Vide

2015-02-08 / carpenterk / Reads: 3345

In August 2014 duo Koban originating from Vancouver in Canada added the fourth release to their achievements. Vinyl called "Vide" contains six songs in the post-punk style with elements of minimal/synth wave. Songs are performed both in English and French. The songs are based on the same scheme - minimalism,...

Seesar - The Silver Key

2015-02-04 / RobertSaligia / Reads: 3282

"Dreamlands" series is well known to Lovercraft’s fans, although it is diversely perceived by them. Different in style from most classical achievements, taking even from the mythological world of a Providence Loner, focuses on something else - as it is clearly evidenced by "Silver Key", a short piece summarizing, in...

Seesar - Flight of Raphtontis

2015-01-31 / RobertSaligia / Reads: 3278

In  "At the mountains of madness" story by H.P. Lovecraft style of painting of Elder Things in its most glorious period is compared to the works of certain futurists. It is not surprising that it was Luigi Russolo, futurist and precursor of noise music, who’s art was flourishing during literary...