Post-Industrial

Tag: Post-Industrial

Nonima :: Departure:RMX (Mitoma Industries)

Reviews 06/01/2014 by Pietro Da Sacco

Are you ready for a departure? A little darker than its original 4-track EP on Pripyat (2014)—the title track now reveals itself on this remix […]

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Antikatechon :: Woe is the Reward (Rage in Eden)

Reviews 05/31/2014 by Philippe Blache

A solid work and of a great consideration for the whole ambient genre, from ritual to drone and post-industrial compartments. Antikatechon resonates as one of […]

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Huron :: The Other Side of Reality (Raumklang)

Reviews 05/25/2014 by Pietro Da Sacco

Sharp edges, fluid rhythms, mechanical pulses, chiseled percussion and a darkened veil surround these dozen tracks that spark, reflect and ricochet in every direction. Huron […]

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Sons of Melancholia :: Beauty is Imperfection (diametric.)

Reviews 05/15/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

“For fans of early Autechre and 90’s IDM music such as Beaumont Hannant, Stasis, Likemind and B12…” The press release of diametric.’s latest album makes […]

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Ultradyne :: Visions of a Past Life (Pi Gao Movement)

Reviews 04/27/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Six fierce and fetid tracks are the offering from the team of Frank De Groodt and Dennis Richardson. Scorn and rage pour forth through ruptured […]

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Knick Knack Yoda & Love Blast :: Stoking Dismay

Reviews 04/22/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Unsettling and sinister vinyl from the catacombs below the Italian capital. I’ve always enjoyed the exploratory nature of unearthing electronic music. Starting off with an […]

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V/A :: Underground Wave Vol 4 (Walhalla)

Reviews 04/15/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Certain old friends have been revisited with unheard offerings of angst and synth. Alongside these past artists come new names, forgotten and unknown artists and […]

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Lassigue Bendthaus :: Matter (Dark Entries)

Reviews 03/23/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Genres blend and melt, without ever being forced. It’s fascinating to see what some electronic artists did musically before taking on their better known mantles. […]

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Roberto Crippa :: Reverse (We Can Elude Control)

Reviews 03/09/2014 by Robbie Geoghegan

Reverse paints a cityscape of greying facades, wondrous skylines and a somewhat frightening underbelly. We Can Elude Control really caught my attention last year with […]

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