Pride And Fall - Nephesh v2.0

2007-01-12 / apeiron / Reads: 6631

Due to the success of the Norwegian Pride and Fall's second LP ("Elements Of Silence"), their label decided to reissue their debut CD "Nephesh" with an extra "2" to mark the difference arising from the modified content. The seventh track on the reissued version is "Construct" substituting "Delusion". Additionally, we...

Pride And Fall - Violence

2007-01-24 / apeiron / Reads: 6462

I am not sure whether I get the idea of the Norwegian band right (or maybe it's more their label's idea?). It seems (to me) that "Violence In Me" was chosen to be the herald of Pride and Fall's second achievement - the album entitled "Elements of Silence"....

Principe Valiente - Choirs Of Blessed Youth

2014-11-12 / hellium / Reads: 3878

After release of the surprising debut, Principe Valiente, band from Scandinavia, return with a captivating successor - "Choirs Of Blessed Youth". Album consists of 11 tracks and it is a strong position of post-punk mixed with the sounds of shoegaze genre. Fernando Honorato’s voice is low, deep, slightly hoarse,...

Project Pitchfork - Dream Tiresias

2011-06-04 / Jo Pawley / Reads: 4414

The German industrial/dark-electro band Project Pitchfork has been around for over two decades. Since 1994 every album released by the band entered the Official German Charts, and they have been nominated twice for an Echo Award. They toured extensively and played hundreds of shows all over the world, exciting the...

Project Pitchfork - Eon:Eon

2006-06-15 / _lin / Reads: 10130

Eon:Eon was step into the future and better tones. Finally, Peter Spilles, vocalist of Project Pitchfork decided to take action. What we hear on successor of "!Chakra:Red!" is synthesis of german electro-sound with gothic techno sounds. "Destructive tracks in the land". Already in 1998, three years before "Daimonion" release Spilles...

Project Pitchfork - Feel

2010-05-12 / arachna / Reads: 6722

"FEEL!" was released 23 January and enticed us at once with its bait of 9 different mixes of one track. The method is by all means right. After having listened to the song Feel! nine times in various versions, in the end we know it by heart. Especially as it...