Tag: newrelease
Frosttide – Warrior (Release/Review)
Frosttide, “Warrior”, is a track on an Epic proportion. It is fantastic, loud, powerful and such an incredible melodic symphonic sound.
Weimar – Dancing On A Volcano (Release/Review)
I hear essences of the late Mark E. Smith from The Fall, Angelic Upstarts ballads and even as far as memories of “The Gift” from the Velvet Underground.
Metamorph – Kiss Of The Witch (Release/Review)
The album starts with “Empress”, a track that will endeavour to lure you in with its hypnotic melody and bewitching vocals. Do not try to resist the lure, as you will fail.
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.
God Destruction – Cyborg (Release/Review)
God Destruction, “Cyborg” I just love this track so much. It is bold, aggressive and brilliant, not to mention very loud. It is so damn good. Listened to on the loudest you can, and your mind will be blown.
Ashbury Heights – Is That Your Uniform (Release/Review)
I do like Ashbury Heights, and this track is no exception. It is like a Bullet train with a melody speeding down the tracks.
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KMFDM – Hyena (album) (Release/Review)
KMFDM – Hyena finally arrived in my inbox, and it is every bit and more the album we were waiting for. It is varied, and it is full of powerhouse beats.
The Refusers – Eat The Bugs (Release/Review)
A great song with unsavoury lyrics (excuse the pun). The song is in a typical punk style. It is short and sweet with great punk riffs and meaningful lyrics with a meaning that is not hidden.
RetCon – EP.01 (Release/Review)
What is not to love about this EP from RetCon, it has dark vocals and digital industrial beats with beast mode switched on.
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…
A X AMUN – Re-Terminate(Release/Review)
A-X-AMUN, This album release is fantastic. It is pure evil genius music. It blends metal, synth, EBM and industrial on a massive scale and does it so perfectly.
Spectra*Paris – Moondrops (Release/Review)
Spectra*Paris, “Moondrops” is energetic and fun with beautiful vocals that are fully immersive.
40 Octaves Below – Splintered (Release/Review)
The remix EP of 40 Octives Below track “Splintered” is full of power and aggressive vocals that are brilliant to listen to.
MISS FD – Menticide (Release/Review)
MISS FD is a combination of goth synthesised with future pop. At times, dark goth vocals mixed with dark beats twist into a future pop beat and vocals with incredibly relevant lyrics for the way the world is heading.
Overshare – Spaceships (Release/Review)
Overshare released a new single called “Spaceships”, a song with deep meaning but in a fun punk style.
Kevorkian Death Cycle – Collection:Injection 01 (Release/Review)
Kevorkian Death Cycle have created a psychological thriller in music; it has build up in tension, then “boom”. A fantastic industrial EP.
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.
Voicecoil – Strange Days (Release/Review)
Voicecoil releases the album “Strange Days”, and it is a great album. It is future with dark vocals and a great-paced beat with elements of industrial beats hidden away.
Vexillary – Crash and Yearn (Release/Review)
Vexillary have announced that their new album will be released on 2 September 2022, and we have been sent a promo of it, and it’s so perfect.
pMad – Sisters (Release/Review)
There are so many reasons I love the band pMad, and the song “Sisters” is another example. It has a great guitar riff, and the drum beats and synths are always on point.
