Ultranoire – “Intronaut” album review

Ultranoire – “Intronaut” album review

  Ultranoire have just released their second album Intronaut. This release sounds like the perfect sequel to Disclosure. Even though they offer the recognizable Ultranoire sound, this album presents some deeper and darker atmosphere. It is synth pop for some more reflective moments. As the title suggests, I really feel it as an invitation to introspection. Ultranoire’s work relies on some 80’s electronic music influences you can hear on both albums. However, they really sound…

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Golden Apes – “M A L V S” album review

Golden Apes  – “M A L V S” album review

  Golden Apes released their 8th studio album M A L V S on 25th November 2016. The album consists of 13 utterly melodic, darkly painted tracks. The sound the album presents could be described as a mix of dark wave, gothic rock and post punk. However, the band is making those genres sound updated, alive and fresh. We can clearly hear from the first few tracks what this band has to offer. They have…

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Virgin in Veil – “Deviances” album review

Virgin in Veil – “Deviances” album review

  Virgin In Veil are a Finnish deathrock band formed in 2015. The band quickly got recognized for the peculiar sound and their eye-catching appearance. They offer you a pure deathrock sound and vibe. After the release of the The Glory Hole EP, the band started playing numerous gigs in Europe, Russia, USA and Mexico. They were ready for their debut album which was released by Danse Macabre. Deviances consists of eight tracks which focus…

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Leopath – “Collaps/Collabs” album review

Leopath – “Collaps/Collabs” album review

  If Leopath still haven’t crossed your path, here is a great opportunity to get introduced to their work. Leopath is a German duo consisting of Michael and Neila Fynn. Just recently they have released the Collaps/Collabs double album after three years of work. Both members had classical formal music education which surely contributed to their music-making and their understanding of songs’ structures and arrangements. They combine heavier industrial sound and beat with harmonies which…

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Marc Heal – “The Hum” album review

Marc Heal – “The Hum” album review

  A few months ago, after a long period of silence and musical inactivity, Facebook page of English band Cubanate started posting news of a one-off reunion on Coldwaves festival in Chicago, as well as Marc Heal’s pictures of his music equipment and the announcement that he was starting work on new solo material. It took less than 2 months from the announcement for the first single, “Adult Fiction”, to appear, and just a short…

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KANGA – “Kanga” album review

KANGA – “Kanga” album review

  Whenever I get the opportunity to hear something fresh and original, I instantly feel inspired to spread the word. Kanga’s debut album was just released on 18 November. I was wondering what “industrial but not” or “heavy pop” would stand for. And indeed, those two descriptions undoubtedly come very close to what I have heard. Kanga shows powerful and strong attitude, but in a sensual way and with a dark twist to it. You…

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Leopath

Leopath

  The Leopath project has been on the scene since 2007. The first CD Catsuit I – IX was produced by Jan Loewenhaupt. It was released in 2008 under the band’s own label Deep Songs Do not Sell. This release was followed by the EP Catsuit XI, XII, XIII, XV, XXI & Catsuit XII, Accoustic Version by Philips, produced again by Loewenhaupt. The single “Radio Noir” was released for the premiere of the play “Radio…

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Born For Bliss – “Falling Back” EP review

Born For Bliss – “Falling Back” EP review

  I rarely review EPs. But, if it’s coming from Born For Bliss I am very interested in hearing it after I discovered their last year’s piece of brilliance in the form of the Falling Back To Never album. The EP was released in October this year and it features “Falling Back” from the aforementioned release. The track needs little words; you simply need to take a listen to this emotional, ethereal, atmospheric masterpiece. You…

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Bill Leeb talks about Front Line Assembly, Delerium and more

Bill Leeb talks about Front Line Assembly, Delerium and more

  Bill Leeb has been primarily known as the founding member and frontman of Front Line Assembly. Over the years, he has been involved in numerous projects, e.g. he was also one of the early members of Skinny Puppy. However, his greatest commercial success came through his side project Delerium. Front Line Assembly has undoubtedly left a huge mark on the industrial music scene and inspired many bands that followed in its steps. In view…

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