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80%Black Nail Cabaret - Roadtrip2024-01-10 / khocico / Reads: 1451The latest single from the upcoming album 'Chrysanthemum,' set to release on March 1, 2024, has been unveiled today. Summed up by its sensual melody, Emese's beautiful vocals, and intriguing lyrics, 'Roadtrip' encapsulates the essence of the song. There's no way you can resist the urge to move your hips;... |
95%Empusae - Pilgrimage to Ganriki2024-01-08 / khocico / Reads: 1418Music is motion, a journey, a dialogue between the listener and the artist—a dynamic exchange of energy and an invitation to explore the inner world that the musician wishes to share. Often, it entails a journey to the thresholds of pain, where the creator ventures, and we, in turn, experience... |
90%Aux Animaux - Body Horror2024-01-07 / khocico / Reads: 993A sense of danger, accompanied by disturbing music and samples, sets the tone for Aux Animaux's new album, 'Body Horror.' The opening evokes a claustrophobic and even terrifying effect, which later transforms into a dark, ominous sound material. While the atmosphere becomes dynamic and catchy, it retains a nervous and... |
70%KY- Demons2023-12-28 / khocico / Reads: 605Oh la la KY music,Your latest composition is an absolute delight. Its irresistibly catchy melody, dynamic rhythm, and the evocative vocals create an auditory experience that sends shivers down the spine. The warmth exuding from the sound is akin to the embrace of velvet, yet the lyrical depth cuts through... |
90%Black Nail Cabaret - Autogenic2023-12-27 / khocico / Reads: 570On the cover of the upcoming album by the Hungarian duo Black Nail Cabaret, we see a young girl adorned with chrysanthemums covering her mouth. The imagery evokes a myriad of associations, reminiscent of my experience participating in a session recreating posthumous portraits as a model. The first thing... |
70%KUNT - Sister of Night2023-12-27 / khocico / Reads: 594As the KUNT members describe their journey, they serendipitously crossed paths, embodying a striking contrast like Yin and Yang. Despite their differences, Rickard Rosendahl and Paula Lè Boss share an uncanny harmony, collaborating to craft a blend of punky electronic pop infused with elements of industrial and EBM. Today, they... |