With a stubbornly stereotyped path of military insignia, rabid samples of mid-20th century dictators and the same tone of brooding pomp over and over, the world of Martial/neo-classical music deserves greater …
CAFÉ DE L’ENFER – Marchant A Quatre Pattes Au Devant de la Redemption ( Steinklang Industries ) Read More
It’s been 5 years since any manner of recorded noise has seeped from the Mortal Records orifice. The interim has seen the REPLICAS anniversary tour in all its nostalgic recapitalisation …
GARY NUMAN – Dead Son Rising ( Mortal Records ) Album Review Read More
Caution was taken in approaching this item as I have unerring faith in this man. What he has injected into the cultural climate of the last 30 years is surrealistic …
DAVID LYNCH – Crazy Clown Time ( Play It Again Sam ) Read More
There’s an instinctive symbiosis that comes with a rare few synth-based duos… something vaguely detectable in the quality that’s difficult to put in words… like a digital genetic compatibility… whatever …
XENO AND OAKLANDER – SET AND LIGHTS ( Wierd Records ) Read More
This is the densest that Gothenburg’s Carbon Based Lifeforms have ever sounded. Their previous output all the way back to the Notch incarnation traded on electronic sound with a very …
CARBON BASED LIFEFORMS – TwentyThree ( Ultimae Records 2011 ) Read More
Issued back in March of this year, the economically titled CONSTRUCTION is the debut from one of the more interesting electronic entities currently operating in Dublin. Rough mixes posted on …
CATSCARS – Construction ( White Plague Records 2011 ) Read More
A few years back, Geir Jenssen planted a diatribe on his webspace stating that Biosphere was no longer touring due to the general unhealthy lifestyle that comes with the trappings …
BIOSPHERE – N-Plants ( Touch 2011 ) Read More
This is the 17th album by the wonderfully insane old crone of avante garde, variété Française, chanson and unclassifiable whatnot ( I simply have her listed in my itunes as “Weirdo” …
BRIGITTE FONTAINE – L’Un N’Empeche Pas L’Autre ( Polydor/Universal 2011 ) Read More