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Dissecting Table \ experimental \ industrial \ Malignant Records \ mind-numbing metallic beast desturction \ noise \ Sektor 304
Dissecting Table/Sektor 304 – Utopia/Decay
Oh my, oh my oh my oh my. This is the kind of thing to get the blood boiling, this is perfect if you’d like to blend your mind into a soup. There’s so much to grasp it takes every last sliver of neural tissue in your body torn into ribbons to say you finally […]
crust \ experimental \ Human Services \ noise rock \ OMFG text-level lack of English skills
Human Services – Animal Fires
We enjoy responding to users on Facebook or the site proper. It encourages us to write faster and harder, to get them to climax in the sense of saying something stupid so we can criticize their very existence. So, it’s not unusual to get the occasional weirdos now and then, people that reveal the true […]
Aphasia Records \ B-movies \ Blood Music Records \ dark synthwave \ electronica \ France \ interview \ Paris \ Perturbator
Interview with Perturbator (Worship the Gods of VHS)
Those of you who have been paying attention to us recently know we reviewed a few different dark synthwave bands in the past few months, in fact we’ve pretty much been going through a fad. But around here that’s what you want to see, it means we’re giving you more of that hard-hitting somethingrather journalism […]
dark synthwave \ electronica \ Girlfriend Records \ Gost \ Graveyard Calling \ spooky \ trend kill spookery
Gost – S/T
Well, isn’t this fitting for the month? We’ve been on a dark synthwave kick around here with several excellent submissions, including Perturbator’s newest, which we reviewed not so long ago, and with whom we’re currently finishing an interview. In fact, he was the one that told us about this Gost character, so we gave him […]
devil music \ Go Down Records \ hard rock \ punk \ punk n roll (is that really a genre?) \ Satan rock \ The Sade
The Sade – II
We’ve recently been too entrenched in death and gloom around here, as well as dark synthwave madness. It’s been a dark, all-encompassing pathos, a pathos that was in need of an awakening through good, old-fashioned hard rock with a touch of Satanic imagery, perhaps a bit of that ‘billy’ thing tagged on at the end. […]
black metal something WTF I don't have the words \ crucial blast \ Ehnahre \ free metal \ Satan jazz \ The Vault
The Vault: Ehnahre – Taming the Cannibals
There’s very little you can say about Ehnahre to someone who hasn’t heard them before. Black metal free jazz, death jazz, Satanic jazz; terms like that sort of give an idea, but it’s not really sufficient. An earlier version of the band formed around 2000 and experimented with several different genres including grind, sludge, and […]
Boddicker \ crust \ Detroit \ dirty old house with some hot dirty girl in it that needs a bath but you don't care \ grindcore \ powerviolence \ sludge
Boddicker – Crime Upheaval
It’s too bad this cassette is sold out and anyone who now wants to listen to it has to resort to, pfff, digital. Boddicker, get with the times. Listen, anything like has to be listened to on at least vinyl or cassette. It can’t be any other way, especially since they use Detroit as an […]
Collapse Under the Empire \ experimental \ Germany \ post-metal \ post-post-post-rock \ post-post-rock \ post-rock
Collapse Under the Empire – Sacrifice & Isolation
This is something we need to dig out for our ‘The Vault’ feature coming up soon. Collapse Under the Empire first came to our attention when they sent us their EP The Sirens Sound several years ago. It was placed into the car stereo during a long trip to DC, even though the artwork gave no […]
doom \ like take an ammonia wave to jupiter and stuff \ post-metal \ post-rock \ renate/cordate \ shoegaze \ space rock dood
renate/cordate – S/T
Blame us for the length of time this one took. We can’t pin it on the old editor for this particular review because though this one came in another one of his mysterious boxes of “WTF where did you hide this stuff?”, this new editor speaking to you now looked at this particular album, said […]
