Tag: review
Dianne – After the Storm (Release/Review)
I was ecstatic when I heard Dianne van Giersbergen dropped her debut solo release, aptly titled “After The Storm”. Her vocals mesmerised me since I first heard her sing with Xandria, particularly on the iconic “Nightfall”.
PMAD – DOWN (Release/Review)
Releasing their latest offering, “Down,” pMad once again impresses with their masterful amalgamation of dark, gothic and electro elements.
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.
Mach FoX & Zeven Odd Gods – A Sickness (Release/Review)
This musical collaboration perfectly combines industrial EBM and techno, pulsating with energy-inducing drum beats.
Derision Cult – Mercenary Notes Pt. 1 (Release/Review)
Brace yourselves! The renowned Derision Cult has unleashed their newest album, “Mercenary Notes Pt 1”, and it’s truly electrifying. Pulsing with Industrial Metal energy, this offering will captivate you with its formidable vocals, blazing guitar riffs and booming drum beats.
Cathedral In Flames – Not Another Vampire Song (Release/Review)
Their signature combination of deep, resonating vocals and brooding gothic notes is simply captivating, weaving together influences from multiple genres to formulate a track incorporating classic goth cowboy energy.
Meersein – Speechless (Release/Review)
The powerful track begins with a captivating tune supported by soulful vocals that progress into a rich array of vocal delivery, creating an exceptional precedent.
Dyr Faser – Phantom Electric (Release/Review)
Dyr Faser recently released their aptly-named album “Phantom Electric”, which offers a unique sonic experience.
Hem Netjer – Elemental Cry (Release/Review)
The electrifying female-led dark folk band Hem Netjer has just unleashed their new song, “Elemental Cry”, which is absolutely captivating!
MissFit Toys – The Nine (Release/Review)
The MissFit Toys album “The Nine” is an incredibly powerful offering, with hard-hitting vocals and beats that exemplify the industrial aggrotech genre. The alchemical pairing of haunting melodies and intense atmospheric sounds makes it a truly remarkable work of art.
unitcode:machine – Tyranny Reissue (Release/Review)
From the word go, you know this will be a great album. The first is a great little track called “Intro”, which is purely industrial.
Shrine Of Reflection – Child Of The World (Release/Review)
Wow, wow, this is everything. It is dark, atmospheric and emotional from the very first note.
Rabbit Junk – Apocalypse For Beginners (Release/Review)
This is quite an album; Rabbit Junk has created a fusion of rock and punk and is fused incredibly well with the added electronic and drum beats. It is such a great blend mixed with male rock vocals and female punk vocals that entwine perfectly together.
Sirens of Light – Nullus Margis Gothica MMXXI (Release/Review)
Sirens of Light bring true original dark goth to you with the release of their album “Nullus Margis Gothica MMXXI “.
Orcus Nullify – All The Way (Release/Review)
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Mad Meg – Who Deserves Balloons And Medals? (Release/Review)
So Mad Meg release their new album, which is very different and dark yet quirky. It is a case of do not be boring. Explore a different way. A style that is so mixed.
Raven Said – Chants To Dissolve EP (Release/Review)
Raven Said, their new EP, brings original 80s Goth in a modernised way back to us.
Time To Kill – S.B.A.H. (Release/Review)
Time to Kill, release S.B.A.H. and what a great album. There are several metal genres blended here alongside a blend of punk genres, making it have such. Significantly increased listening appeal.
Amulet – Perfect Fusion (Release/Review)
Amulet release “Perfect fusion”, seven tracks of remixes by various other artists, and they are a magical set of remixes.
Derision Cult – Bastards Of The World (Release/Review)
Derision Cult’s “Bastards of the World” is an almighty track with powerful vocals, direct lyrics, fantastic melodies, and strong 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.
