NamNamBulu - Expansion

2012-04-14 / ValoDeLight / Reads: 1740

During spring clean-up I found an interesting, long-forgotten CD - 'Expansion EP' by NamNamBulu. After a few quite turbulent years for the band (breakup in June 2005) I've decided to come back to their works and learn about their new, mature style. NamNamBulu was a Swedish-Danish synth pop project...

Torul - Partially Untamed

2012-04-10 / savetier / Reads: 2994

Torul is a musician from Ljubljana, Slovenia, who is one of the pioneers of electronic music in his country. Torul is Synth Pop for the 21st century. In 2002 Torul already made a song called "Waterproof Theme", which has been played in clubs throughout Europe. The release of the single...

Skeptical Minds - Skepticalized

2012-04-07 / Arwena / Reads: 3376

Skeptical Minds was founded in June 2002 in Belgium and has already achieved quite a success there. However, in Poland, it is not accomplished yet. Their music is a well balanced mixture of 3 influences: melodic female vocals, electro-industrial, and metal riffs. The compositions placed on the album are really...

Rukkanor - Despartica - Face Two

2012-04-07 / redellious / Reads: 3783

We have been observing, for some time already, an intriguing way which Rukkanor follows, changing (and developing!) himself from album to album. This time he adds more genres: EBM, synth pop and something that can be called dark disco, to his industrial repertoire, electronic music from the seventies and sounds...

Project Rotten - Cinema Bizarre

2012-04-05 / Adnistral / Reads: 3564

The first LP of Project Rotten (The Freakshow) was a good start for the band and was warmly greeted by the DI community. Project Rotten’s music is strongly inspired by the South American harsh EBM scene. The main changes from their first CD are the vocals and … well,...

Shrine - The Final Asylum

2012-04-05 / fiuri / Reads: 2610

‘The Final Asylum’ is a brilliant album. Writing anything more would be tantamount to erecting a shrine of Hristo Gospodinov and starting a new religion. However, some of you, who possess the ability to read more than two lines of text without gasping, might regard my blasphemous assurances as typical...