Nine Inch Nails - Year Zero

2009-02-06 / alucard / Reads: 9177

It took Trent Reznor only two years to prepare a brand new album. Quick, wasn’t it? Before the official release we could play in a very innovative advertising campaign of "Year Zero". Reznor decided to compose a concept album once again – the "album with hand" is a very pessimistic...

Curious - Arrhytmia

2009-02-02 / Schizev / Reads: 3059

Curious has started its activity in 1999, as an exlusive cover-band of famous The Cure. It is a wave-gothic combined with an invitation to the dance floor. The next stage of Curious’ career was writing and recording its own compositions. As a result, the band releases its second album -...

Ade Fenton - Artificial Perfect

2009-01-29 / alucard / Reads: 3004

Ade Fenton – British DJ and producer, mainly connected so far with the techno scene. A person I would never get interested in, if he hadn’t co-produced Gary Numan’s last album, "Jagged" (2006). The collaboration did so well, that Ade invited Numan to sing on his first solo album. The...

Black Wedding - 11000 Virgins

2009-01-26 / Camille / Reads: 4386

The thing about autumn is that, it is shrouded in nostalgia and it brings us closer to art and literature, enhancing at the same time our willingness to bury ourselves in everything what might broaden our minds and our range of interests. And that is why, when it is cold...

Recently Deceased - Cellardoor

2009-01-20 / -Mix- / Reads: 4851

Tons of debris on your head, green, fluorescent blood flowing through your veins at full speed and floor crushed by your jaw that dropped after hearing the new album of this Russian band – these are only some of the effects you can expect while listening to the album....

Alien Skin - Don't Open Till Doomsday

2009-01-16 / apeiron / Reads: 5210

Does romanticism still exist in present-day music? The New Romantic genre of the 80’s is a thing of the past now, that is true. But it turns out that albums characterized by the sound of those years are also recorded nowadays. One of them, whose title is quite perverse, was...