Temple of Venus - Messiah Complex

2012-12-14 / savetier / Reads: 3603

When I got the new album Messiah Complex by Temple of Venus and read that they are a New Wave band from Italy, I was excited. Lately I only received good stuff from there (I think e.g. of the recent record by Christine Plays Viola, a band that found its...

Tor Lundvall - Under The Shadows of Trees

2012-12-14 / Shadow / Reads: 3390

"Therefore, and to some extent, philosophers are painters, poets are painters and philosophers, painters are philosophers and poets. He who is not a poet and painter is not a philosopher. It is truly claimed that to understand is to see the imagined forms and characters – and understanding in an...

Plastic Noise Experience - Reiz und Recation

2012-12-12 / Joanna Konik / Reads: 3052

After twenty years of reign on the German dark electro scene Plastic Noise Experience is releasing fantastic album "Reiz und Rection". Claus Kruse (co-founder and last active member of the band) presents to listeners exceptionally raw sounds enriched with very characteristic male vocal. Old good electronic, understood in one of...

Sound Tesselated – Morning

2012-12-04 / Fairycharlotte / Reads: 2702

Sound Tesselated is an electro-pop duo from Berlin. The band was formed in the 1990’s and they have recorded 5 studio albums. On their website the duo describes their music as electro-pop with "atemporal aura". Norman Haase and Ricardo Beck claim that they are "unaffected by trends, chart-positions and mainstream...

FrightDoll - Reference Version

2012-12-02 / ValoDeLight / Reads: 4534

Evening, one of many. A sudden inflow of inspiration and desire to write something "creative". The "Reference Visions"　disc maded by lady hiding under the pseudonym Ms. FrightDoll " fell into my hands. The cover shows "artist" wrapped in black latex on black and red background　- typical. While the first approach...

Whitar - Equilibrium Paths

2012-11-30 / fiuri / Reads: 1875

It seemed strange to me that for quite some time I was not able to get through the chaos present on the ‘Equilibrium Path’, even though I usually enjoy such tunes, especially when done thoughtfully and with at least a minor rhythm feel to it. All this and even more...