Ad Ombra - Rites of Genesis (equinox tremendum)

2013-04-16 / Closter / Reads: 2932

Ad Ombra was one of the first Romanian bands I decided to listen to. This time I have the pleasure to recommend their debut Rites of Genesis (equinox tremendum) released by Rage In Eden. Amazing thing for those who like daring combinations of neoclassical, dark ambient and industrial. Once...

L'Effet C'Est Moi – Il Sole a Mezzanotte

2013-04-15 / Jenna_Malique / Reads: 3492

If someone wants to become familiar with the works of L'Effet C'Est Moi they will find a bizarre definition of music convention, in which Emanuele Buresta creates - martial symphonic. Any attempt to translate and connect the concepts of "war" and "symphonic" will bring consternation. However, I believe that everyone...

Mono Inc. - My Deal With God

2013-04-13 / Jenna_Malique / Reads: 3953

A German band Mono Inc. has decided to seduce us with the newest single "My Deal With God". The proposition is consisted of two tracks, earlier mentioned "My Deal With God", and "A Better Way To Die". And as Mono Inc. accustomed us, they serve us characteristic vocal of...

Deuxvolt - Union Of Opposites

2013-04-08 / Emmanuel Munioz / Reads: 3921

What will happen if you mix classical music, electro music and vampiric atmospheres? Well, maybe Deuxvolt can explain us. "Union of Opposites", a good excuse to start a party with the experimental sound that they have, an interesting EBM, danceable bits and all the attitude of a Bram Stocker’s book....

HausHetaere - Syndicate

2013-04-06 / RobertSaligia / Reads: 2183

Have you ever wondered, what would happened, if Chris Pohl became interested in celtic music few years ago? Or if Eminem had a collaboration with musicians from Combichrist? HAUSHETAERE’s debut proves the effect of that work would not be, possibly, a meaningless cacophony. HausHetaere is a project, formed by...

Shrine - Somnia

2013-04-06 / fiuri / Reads: 2928

Hristo Gospodinov’s music is getting more and more like that of Ulf Soderberg (also as Sephiroth), and I don’t mean the sub-genre, but rather the healthy predictability of the two gentlemen. Predictable to the point, that one could actually consider their music as unoriginal, if not for the fact that...