Centhron - Dominator

2012-03-26 / Emmanuel Munioz / Reads: 4286

The future has reached us, the horizon is machined in the distance and Centhron takes us on a journey into chameleonic atmospheres with sounds that reflect a more mature and complex sound. The soul of Centhorn is still there, but with an extra that makes Dominator a nice album and...

Centhron - Roter Stern

2015-10-13 / Alastor / Reads: 4372

If someone wanted to ask me (and I know they will not), which Centhron’s album I consider as their opus magnum - without a doubt I would reply that "Roter Stern". It would be more difficult to answer the question: why exactly this album is the best? I must admit...

Chainreactor - Insomniac

2011-07-13 / goth4you / Reads: 14123

"Insomniac" is the second long awaited Chainreactor album, but believe me - it was worth to wait! The album is fast, even brutal. Eats the brain, and leaves in an ecstatic rapture. Every song is a masterpiece, a masterpiece in every second. Minimalism in the lyrics, it is a big...

Chelsea Wolfe - She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She

2024-02-10 / khocico / Reads: 1039

Confronting one's own demons is a process as difficult as it is painful and tumultuous. It requires courage, honesty with oneself, and a deep introspective gaze, challenging extremely difficult truths about oneself and others. Exactly this happens on Chelsea Wolfe's latest, brilliant album. Honestly speaking, I can't remember the last...

Chemical Waves - The Garden of Forking Paths

2013-03-25 / savetier / Reads: 2827

As you might have already found out by reading my reviews I have a fable for contemporary Italian new wave music. When I came across the Italian one-man-project Chemical Waves from Rome, I was - as you can imagine - quite anxious to listen to it. The press release made...

Christine Plays Viola - Innocent Awareness

2012-09-17 / savetier / Reads: 2611

The music industry has grown to a huge creature. The amount of new music "out there" brings music journalism into a dilemma: selection. No music journal is able to review each and every new album, which means that plenty of music disappears unheard. One or the other gem might be...