With its harsh tones contrasted by a bright spectrum of sound, Azalea, also makes the perfect post-winter offering as the season draws to a close and the cold begins to ease that thermal bite. Spring is for flowers.
Tag: Cold Wave
Cold Colors :: Vanishing Dreams (Waste Editions)
A very well produced piece that expresses deep human feelings— although it is synthesis based music—while exploring different palettes of sadness as a main theme.
Cold Colors :: Le Part De L’ombre (Femur)
Up to this point, Femur has been exploring the raw side of the machines. Cold Colors breaks that pattern with Le Part De L’ombre, the […]
Darkswoon :: Human Faults Remixed EP (Streaming Premiere)
Back in February 2019, we reviewed Portland-based trio Darkswoon’s third album, BIND, and the subsequent months have been hectic ones for the band. Between relentless […]
Darkswoon :: BIND (Icy Cold)
The range of moods and styles expressed on BIND‘s nine tracks is impressive, as each represents a distinct direction and set of influences but manage […]
Vlimmer :: llllll/lllllll (Blackjack Illuminist)
Maybe an over-productive project for a few ones but this bunch of nicely made tracks will easily convince fans of dark waving and moodily atmospheric […]
Nine Circles :: The Early Days (Genetic Music)
Nine Cirlces have been one of the forces behind the Minimal Synth revival. True, the Dutch duet have not had the worldwide acclaim of some […]
Ståltråd & Sturmkapelle :: Double review (Förderung Kosmischer Kunst – Musik)
The hive of Kerkrach is a labyrinth of activity, catacombs of sublabels that divide into avenues of cold wave, synth-pop, analogue punk and beyond into […]