Lagrima Negra - The Flower of my Loneliness

2013-01-18 / Jenna_Malique / Reads: 2439

The latest album of Lacrima Negra The Flower of my Loneliness is a collection of dynamic songs made for dancing, which fans of disobliging light, but still decadent-dark music may find attractive. How does this "darkness" manifests (although the atmosphere on the album not necessarily...

∆Aimon - Flatliner

2013-01-14 / VonKrolock / Reads: 8977

This time a duo from San Francisco offers a new album entitled Flatliner, released on Artoffact records. Apart from 6 pieces, previously known and being a result of cooperation with Tundra Dubs, the new record features 10 remixes created by a group of artists that can be associated with both...

mind.area - Maze

2013-01-10 / Jenna_Malique / Reads: 2587

So the mind.area is back... The question is: why? It was a long time since I last heard such repeated, boring and headache-giving music as the one we can hear from mind.area on the CD Maze. Whatever they want to show us, we have already heard it all in thousands...

mind.area - Disorder EP

2013-01-07 / karima / Reads: 2785

This EP starts fast. The first track just detonates after a quick acceleration of sounds and rhythm, and takes you soaring at a high speed. You are then taken further into the music; the acceleration ceases, but the melodies darken and deepen. To be trite, the sound of this...

Rhombus - Anywhere

2013-01-03 / Darkman / Reads: 2070

The best way to describe sounds played by English band Rhombus would be to call them melodious gothic rock from the 80’s and 90’s. And this is the music which we can find on the album entitled "Anywhere." It lasts about 18 minutes and includes 4 tracks: 2 new so...

Tikahiri - Merahi Kerekere

2013-01-01 / RobertSaligia / Reads: 6218

Ordinary European listener rarely links French Polynesia with alternative rock, especially rooted in gothic rock. Yet, in the middle of Pacific Ocean was created a project that could with no shame fight against many aces of climatic playing coming from Europe and, what is more, could win the battle without...