Immundus - Insomnia

2015-04-12 / RobertSaligia / Reads: 3706

You can say that dreams in comparison to reality are a kind of dissonance. "Insomnia", the fifth album of Norwegian project Immundus, by using widely sound inconsistency, puts listener not only into sleepless, tiring nights, as to growing out of the nightmare visions. Simultaneously it evokes the impression that even...

Ilid – The Shadow Over Arkham

2008-03-02 / Kirke / Reads: 4150

"The Shadow over Arkham" is the first EP album of Italian project Ilid. It consists of four melodic and easy-to-remember rock songs. The band itself calls it "hard candy" and there is no other way but to agree. The first song "Envenomation" is in on its right place. The...

Ikon - Love, Hate and Sorrow

2011-02-10 / FilipRoland / Reads: 5172

Love, Hate and Sorrow is the sixth full-length album in the discography of Ikon, a band which was founded 19 years ago in Melbourne (on the debris of Death In The Dark) and which earned the name of "AC/DC of gothic rock" over the course of time. The record was...

IdiotHead - Free Market Music

2013-09-15 / Jenna_Malique / Reads: 3190

It's long been since a music proposition made me experience so much ambivalent feelings as IdiotHead with their "Free Market Music". At first hearing, it seems that it's a few very well-designed tracks... But is it right? Soon we shall see. How does album's creators' intelligence manifests itself?...

Icon Of Coil - Machines Are Us

2011-02-17 / Jo Pawley / Reads: 4185

In 1997 Andy LaPlegua established the project Icon Of Coil, which was primarily a concept built around a logo, graphic design and music. Soon after the inception, the music soon turned out to be the most important part of the concept and LaPlegua invited Sebastian Komor, to work with him...

Ibyss - Obsydian

2017-01-17 / Alastor / Reads: 2919

I have no idea what the guys from Ibyss had in mind while recording this album… Maybe it was about creating something new? Some strange music without any single sound of bass? Or music which is so one-dimensional that it’s impossible to find any sound depth? If so – congratulation...