Tag: electronic
I Ya Toyah – Apology (Single) – Release
Following the emotional release of “FEELINGS,” I Ya Toyah returns with “Apology”—a dark, provocative industrial rock track that shifts from vulnerability to confrontation. Explore the seductive nature of resentment and the uncomfortable question: when does justified pain become entitlement?
Curse Mackey – Imaginary Enemies (Album) – (Release/Review)
When you get an album to listen to before release its always exciting but this is one that fills you with a deep interest too as it is a new album by Curse Mackey so you know it will be something special.
Robots In Love – Activate (Album) – (Release/Review)
Since I first heard Robots In Love I was kind of hooked on the sound and the vocals. Now the debut album is out find out what I think.
PAWN PAWN – Jealousy Looks Good On Me (Release/Review)
The dark electronic trie have released there latest EP titled “Halloween”, this is my opinion on one of the tracks.
Interview with the band PAWN PAWN
We interviewed the dark electronic trio PAWN PAWN, read the full interview on our website.
Delusive Relics – Fairy Ring – (single)(Release/Review)
The new single “Fairy Ring” from Delusive Relics has been released and it is a slow paced track with amazing female vocals. The vocals are honestly incredible and are so fitting for this song.
Binary Order – The Future Belongs To The Mad (album) (Release/Review)
Binary Order’s latest release, “The Future Belongs To The Mad”, is an absolute masterpiece, a sonic journey that takes you from soaring heights to introspective depths.
Marc Massive (Massive Ego)Idol Lies EP + Short Film (Release/Review)
After an extended hiatus, the formidable Marc Massive—a.k.a. Massive Ego—has returned with a vengeance!
Aggrotech A Dynamic World
We take a look at Aggrotech in this article. So join us on this exciting journey.
Maroco and Mach Fox – Now Beginning EP (Release/Review)
I am delighted to present Maroco and Mach Fox’s new EP, “Now Beginning.” This listening experience is like nothing you have heard before, a true testament to the prowess of both artists.
Aesthetische – Boiling Over (EP) ( Release/Review)
AESTHETISCHE has released another stellar EP, “Boiling Over,” which features three hard-hitting remixes of their title track. From pulsating beats to ultra-smooth vocals and beyond, each of the 3 tracks on this EP is pure electronic music excellence.
BLUTENGEL – Fliegen (Release/Review)
German electronic act Blutengel have outdone themselves yet again with the release of their latest single, “Fliegen”.
Gleaming – We Dissolve EP (Release/Review)
Gleaming, the electronic act has unleashed their latest EP, We Dissolve – and what a masterpiece it is! Its musical stylings draw upon a variety of influences – Kraftwerk, Chase and Status, and John Foxx plus a touch of Bill Nelson (Red Noise) to name but a few.
Interview with Sinister Seduction
We interview Mathias and Judith of Sinister Seduction the fantastic Duo from Germany and Hungary. Dark, Electronic Erotic Gothic Music.
Interview with The Blue Hour
The Blue Hour is a Seattle-based duo that blends elements of ethereal, electronic, and neoclassical music to create a haunting and cinematic dreampop-noir reminiscent of classic 4AD artists while retaining a fresh vision that is unique to Marselle and Brian Hodges. We talk to them in this great interview.
Luna Del’ Luna – Luna Del’ Luna (Release/Review)
The alt-pop forces of Luna del Luna have emerged with their dazzling self-titled EP, a potent blend of darkwave and ’80s influences.
VVMPYRE – Neon Night Fright (Release/Review)
“Neon Night Fright”, VVMPYRE’s electrifying new horror-themed album, captivates listeners with its diverse range of vocalists, upping the ante on every track.
Mach FoX & Zeven Odd Gods – A Sickness (Release/Review)
This musical collaboration perfectly combines industrial EBM and techno, pulsating with energy-inducing drum beats.
Cygnus A. – Contact (Release/Review)
I had not heard of this band previously, so I was not sure what to expect, and I was pleasantly surprised by this EP. For fans of Radiohead, the track “Fear” is a must.
