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85%Noblesse Oblige - Affair Of The Heart2013-06-17 / hellium / Reads: 3147You just want to say - love is an anxiety. Finally, to eager listeners’ hands goes next release from Noblesse Oblige band. And one thing you can be certain – it has nothing to do with what happened in the past. It is ear-catching and the group puts strongly on... |
25%Noir - Darkly Near2014-02-25 / SylviaNoir / Reads: 3545By all those who want an injection of adrenaline music on Darkly Near album certainly would be perceived as boring. We will not find there industrial aggressiveness à la Spahn Ranch. Nay! We will not find spiritual ups, interesting electronic stroking, good melodies, or character... So maybe the vocals then?... |
100%Noisuf-X - Excessive Exposure2010-10-18 / Layla / Reads: 4544After a year since the release of an exceptional album "Voodoo Rituals", a German project, Noisuf-X, once again treats its lovers to a new record. Listening to the latest album, "Excessive Exposure" is a sheer pleasure. Jan L proves to be a mature artist, who is not afraid of having... |
90%Noisuf-X - Voodoo Ritual2010-05-21 / arachna / Reads: 5142Noisuf-X with its new offered album Voodoo ritual serves us 15 songs. The record was released 27 February 2009 and it's surely not an item to pass-by indifferently. From the very beginning proposed intro perfectly leads us into the world, in which we land in a moment. Krach Bumm, the... |
55%Noisuf-X - Voodoo Ritual2012-02-16 / Jo Pawley / Reads: 4236The project’s definition is simple and clear: An apocalyptic and fearful view of the world is what NOISUF-X, is dealing with. The story of NOISUF-X had begun exactly in 1988 when Jan L. from Bochum(Germany) used his legendary C64 for combining electronic sounds with organ-sequences and vinyl-elements. The first project... |
90%NoSens - The Final Step2011-12-23 / witalis / Reads: 3080No sense? Nothing of the kind!!! An exciting journey through the multitude of sounds and musical inspirations from which a masterpiece emerges, namely "The Final Step." Originally French neoclassical ambient, far from synthetic music, coming from real instruments, from which a skilful touch brings out reflective sounds, oscillating between memories,... |