Tag: dark

Raven Said – Chants To Dissolve EP (Release/Review)
Raven Said, their new EP, brings original 80s Goth in a modernised way back to us.

Cucurbitophobia – Autumnal Apparitions (Release/Review)
A very atmospheric and relaxing musical score. This is dark but also calming.

40 Octaves Below – Dead To Rights (Release/Review)
40 Octaves Below have released their new single “Dead to rights”, It includes five tracks, the original “Dead To Rights”, and four remixes by other artists. Each one with its take on the track.

London After Midnight – Oddities Too (Release/Review)
London After Midnight, you can always expect some greatness from this band, and this album is no exception to that rule.

Peter Jennings Disciples – Bad News ep (Release/Review)
And now for the “Bad News” EP from Peter Jennings Disciples the EP with plenty of epic power in it.

Cyborg Amok – Etiam (Release/Review)
Cyborg Amok always please with each release. Greg and Brydon always pull out all the stops to give us the best they can. Etiam is no exception. This is a modern classic on melodic punk.

Cane Di Goya – La V del Sordo (Release/Review)
Cane Di Goya released “La V Del Sordo”, and I was not sure what to expect, but this is darkness personified; it is darkness on an epic scale.

Nona Et Decima – Far Beyond The Pillars (Release/Review)
Be prepared to lie down in a dark room, eyes shut, and put this on. You will be taken on a journey through the ocean’s depths to the heights of the clouds. This is a journey to be experienced.

Saigon Blue Rain – The Mort (Release/Review)
Saigon Blue Rain’s “The Mort” is dark and sensual, and the vocals and melody are to die for. It is an incredible melody and beat that encaptures the whole mood of the track and then takes it to another level.

Spiryt – Blood Twins (Release/Review)
What a great combination of “jluc Courchet aka SPIRYT” and “Kimberly from Bow Ever Down” together; the music works so well.

Suzi Sabotage – Oodi Surulle (Release/Review)
Starting with an eerie chant and an electronic melody reminds me of Switchblade Symphony.

Krate – It’s The Hope That Kills You (Release/Review)
Krate, their new EP, is an absolute masterpiece of incredibly atmospheric and very dark electro-industrial music that envelops you in its almighty grasp.

Mona Mur – Snake Island (Release/Review)
So you want new music, something fresh, then Mona Mur’s “Snake Island” is for you. It is fresh and not like anything else out there. Mona has essences of the great Marianne Faithful in that she can go from almost tear-jerking to almost angry in a few songs.

Spammerheads – Tar Blood / Cement Skin (Release/Review)
This is darkness; beating heart electronic beats excellence. It is fantastic, with great vocals and a tribal beat that gets your heart and body thumping along.

A Cloud Of Ravens – The Blackest Mantra (Release/Review)
I am not ashamed to say that I have been a massive fan of A Cloud Of Ravens since I first heard them. The Vocals sung by Matt are just brilliant, so dark and pure goth. The guitaring of Beth is perfect, and they complement each other so well. Together they create a magical goth…

SINE – Mantis 2 (Release/Review)
SINE, I have to be honest, this was the first I had heard of them, and although late to the party, what an EP “Mantis 2” is.




















