Corrupted, Garten der Unbewusstheit, Japan, Nostalgia Blackrain, CD cold ashes 002 (2011) This album might be Corrupted at their most elegiac
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Scum.Collapse.Eradication: sharper and (erm) more refined style of blast-attack-destroy
Revenge, Scum.Collapse.Eradication, Nuclear War Now! Productions CD ANTI-GOTH 200/ Osmose Productions OPCD273 (2012) After three albums and some EP releases, I’d got
Continue readingEa (self-titled): new beginning for mystery Russian doom band?
Ea, self-titled, Solitude Productions, CD SP055 (2012) I guess when you’re onto a good thing and milking it for all it’s
Continue readingBlood Geometry: a complex and transcendental musical beast
Elysian Blaze, Blood Geometry, Osmose Productions, 2CD OPCD272 (2012) “Blood Geometry” looks like the best album the one-man black metal
Continue readingSozialistische Musiker Initiative: a quaint historical futuristic recording
Max E Keller, Martin Schwarzenlander, Sozialistische Musiker Initiative, Creel Pone, CDR CP059 (2006) Attractively presented with a reproduction of what
Continue readingAstromancy: outsider avant-rock / pop with hiphop and funk rhythms and film-noir ambience
Fastest, Astromancy, Galaxy Records, CD (2012) Misfit one-man band Fastest returns with his seventh original full-length album to deliver yet
Continue readingIn Six Parts: cool and impenetrable exterior gives way to warmth and appetite for exploration
Tim Feeney and Vic Rawlings, In Six Parts, Sedimental, SEDCD050 (2007) A continuous improvisation of electronically-enhanced cello and open circuits
Continue readingSillage: a-hunting we will go in improvising duo’s tour of unknown territories
Brendan Murray and Seth Nehil, Sillage, Sedimental, SEDCD029 (2007) Buried deep in my collection and only rediscovered while I was
Continue readingZond: free-form noise rock / punk that defies easy pigeon-holing categorisation
Zond, self-titled, R.I.P. Society Records, CD RIP012 (2010) Not quite a noise band nor a rock band, not quite free-form
Continue readingGerman Oak: claustrophobic bunker music is a trip into deep black inner space and time
German Oak, self-titled, Flash Back, FBCD1001 Originally released in 1972 and only selling eleven copies at the time (according to
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