The album’s almost cyber-punk and relentlessly austere energy also veers into musical territory inhabited by Ghostly International-signed acts.
Tag: EBM
(Front) 242 :: Live Code (1994) (Play It Again Sam)
This show embodies their moodiest and darkest sounds of their late 80s and early 90s classics using true to period instruments to pound out the beats. Loaded with organic sounds and analog vocal effects that mesh perfectly with their electronic gear.
Roberto Auser :: Chaos Never Dies (Femur)
Chaos Never Dies is the embittered lovechild of EBM and techno, a harsh and unrelenting hybrid of both styles dipped in a pool of ill-will […]
V/A :: Various Rats (Rat Life)
Chipped and stinking of smoke, this collective has plundered styles and produced something demanding, gnarled and gloriously pock marked. A record living up to the […]
V/A :: Fashion Victims (Fenix Fire)
New Beat has taken a back seat and despite notable exceptions this very Belgian sound has remained on the margins. And perhaps that’s where it […]
Snowbeasts :: Rmx (M-Tronic)
Beautifully creepy, hypnotic, with brooding and tense atmospheres seconded by an avalanche of electronic grooves obtained by the machines. A few months after the publication […]
June :: The Human Target (June)
Complex pieces, warming works and an ability to structure tracks to really open up a dancefloor. As the years of writing record reviews gather into […]
Figure Study / Inhalt :: Double review (Dark Entries)
2013 looks to be the most productive year to date for Josh Cheon’s Dark Entries. Alongside a spread of superb re-issues is an exploration of […]
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