Post-Industrial

Tag: Post-Industrial

Univac :: Futuro Perfecto (Femur)

Reviews 11/23/2018 by Robbie Geoghegan

Dark tones that glimmer with a cold and fiery spark. To date Femur has been plumbing the depths of the mechanical, journeying deep into the […]

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WE FORFEIT (Mix 9) :: A Rolling Jamal Gathers No Moss

Features 11/04/2018 by Robbie Geoghegan

A polyphonic poet, a monophonic monolith, an artist who will amuse, bemuse and bewitch. Jamal Moss is a musician who is always demanding, moving, shifting […]

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Witch Eyes :: Treatment (Component)

Reviews 10/28/2018 by Pietro Da Sacco

Treatment is filled with a plethora of fluid instrumental tracks that slowly unravel buried sonic mysteries. From Oregon by way of Road Island, fans of […]

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Tangent :: Approaching Complexity (n5MD), “Redundancy” video premiere

Reviews 09/20/2018 by Will Andahazy

At almost an hour in length Tangent’s new album is their most complete sonically, never straying from its core essence. A quality release that in […]

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Pater Noster Who Art In Darkness :: Interview and Mixes

Profiles 08/25/2018 by Robbie Geoghegan

Pater Noster has shied away from publicity, choosing instead to focus on cultivating a specific sound and style. Started in 2014 by Garret Littler and […]

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The Exaltics :: Das Heise Experiment 2 (Solar One)

Reviews 08/12/2018 by Robbie Geoghegan

I can imagine Mr. Witschakowski is heaving a sigh of relief with the release of Das Heise Experiment 2. From his social media correspondence, the […]

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Invisible Soundtracks :: The Making Of…

Features 08/11/2018 by igloomag

Charles Terhune (aka Cathode Ray Tube) provides Igloo Magazine a full explanation for Invisible Soundtracks available on M-Tronic. I’ll start off this lengthy exploration/explanation of […]

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Cathode Ray Tube :: Invisible Soundtracks (M-Tronic)

Reviews 08/07/2018 by Pietro Da Sacco

Invisible Soundtracks is a darker foray, its cerebral electronic qualities are balanced against chiseled, arcane, and bleak blips’n bleeps. This week saw the release news […]

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Veil of Light / Sleep Forever, S S S S, Wavering Hands :: Lux Rec 3View

Reviews 08/04/2018 by Robbie Geoghegan

Lux Rec has never stuck to one style. The label has blatantly ignored trends and in so set a number of them, the rise of […]

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Ultradyne :: Ocular Animus (Pi Gao Movement)

Reviews 07/29/2018 by Robbie Geoghegan

The marketing of Detroit has ebbed away as the central code of futuristic fire and binary brimstone becomes the all important communique of Dennis Richardson […]

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Beats and darkness :: Fret, JK Flesh, Primary Node

Reviews 06/17/2018 by Chang Terhune

Chang Terhune takes on three heavyweight extended players featuring a smattering of rugged beats and sheer darkness by Fret (Mick Harris), JK Flesh (Justin K. […]

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