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Author: nausika

13/04/2015 nausika

The Inexplicable: a cheerful and lively recording of Soviet experimental rock fusion

Yuri Morozov, The Inexplicable, recorded 1978 but never officially released Inexplicable all right, that this 1978 album and its 1979

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10/04/2015 nausika

Human Extinction: a sprightly soundtrack to end our days with

Yuri Morozov, Human Extinction, recorded in 1979 but never officially released A tip-off from a friend about an old 1980s Soviet

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24/03/2015 nausika

Meiosis: junk metal noise metamorphosing into a dark and powerful beast

Ferial Confine, Meiosis, Siren Records, CD 022 (2014) Ferial Confine started out in the mid-1980s as the junk metal noise

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24/03/2015 nausika

Légendes: showcase of French Canadian black metal and folklore

Monarque / Forteresse / Csejthe / Chasse-Galerie, Légendes, Sepulchral Productions, double 7-inch vinyl SP037 (2014) What better way to promote

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20/03/2015 nausika

The Summoner: portrayal of grief and loss not as affecting as it could be

Kreng, The Summoner, Miasmah Recordings, MIACD039 (2015) Its tracks tracing the six stages of grief from denial to acceptance –

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19/03/2015 nausika

Hexadic: a new composition method results in something that sounds surprisingly familiar

Six Organs of Admittance, Hexadic, Drag City, DC616CD (2015) Ben Chasny’s ongoing solo project Six Organs of Admittance takes a

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15/03/2015 nausika

From the Dead Villages’ Darkness: post-metal meets Slavic folk ambient

Sivyj Yar, From the Dead Villages’ Darkness, Italy, Avantgarde Music, CD (2014) Russian one-man black metal projects are a dime

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06/03/2015 nausika

Tekeli-Li: soundtrack to classic Lovecraftian novella doesn’t quite capture the evil

The Great Old Ones, Tekeli-Li,  Les Acteurs de l’Ombre Productions, CD Digipak (2014) Dedicating their career to detailing the stories and

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05/03/2015 nausika

Open the Coffin: hardcore sledgehammer sludge doom beneath that tombstone

Same Sex Dictator, Open the Coffin, Hanged Man Recordings, cassette HMR017 (2014) With a name like theirs, you’d expect this

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03/03/2015 nausika

Path IV: another hard-hitting journey on bicycling black metal’s wheel of fortune

Cracked Vessel, Path IV, self-released cassette (21 November 2014) One of the joys of finding self-released tapes is the creativity

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