"Strange Attractor" kicks off Holding On / Letting Go with this beeping synth that is a little cheesy at first. As it plays on and some more ambient sounds buil...
"Genesis" begins Ohms with a buzzing and slightly wobbling synth. Echoing guitar notes come to meet it. It's ominous, but it does not last. A short count and De...
It all starts with a lonesome piano. It's perhaps a little too much on the melodramatic, but opening Whale Fall's It Will Become Itself with the dramatic "It Wi...
What's old is new and new is new and so on and so forth.
If not enough people do enough to grow the genre and move it forward, instead relying on trotting ou...
Eastern Youth are back at it again! With 2020 being their first album since their last album, once more the band embrace melody, emotion and rich sound in order...
Einstürzende Neubauten, you're after my heart.
Well, probably not, but anyway...
Album's called Alles In Allem.
A lot of Alles In Allem is "quiet" and ...
What sounds like someone plugging in an instrument, then bass, then percussion, then some crushed noise. Slow guitar. Bass moving about. Chris Spencer's vocals ...
Buried Steel is an album full of sound and intensity; Cold guitar and bass grinding away, and harsh vocals and various auxiliary sounds fed through a bent towar...
Possibly as a statement of intent, CONSUMER's In Computers begins with "Spiritual Death"; a song that heaves its way in, builds in dread and noise until it ends...
Aesthesis commences with a sudden sharpness. Some sort of scraping and a disembodied, echoing voice creating the idea of a melody follows. The sounds of words ...
