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Author: nausika

05/05/2013 nausika

Cloaks versus Grain: blank snapshot of future society in industrial techno dubstep album

Cloaks, Versus Grain, 3by3, 3by3002CD (2009) It has a certain cache for one track “R.F.I.D.” which contains samples from a

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04/05/2013 nausika

Fistula: a complex and temperamental sound beast of many moods

Sujo and Sun Hammer, Fistula, Inam Records, CD 107 (2012) “Fistula” is a medical term describing a passage between two

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02/05/2013 nausika

Stereo Space: ruminating on modern life and how it breaks people

Pilesar, Stereo Space, self-released CD (2012) Piloted in the main by Jason Mullinax, responsible for vocals, keyboards, programmed percussion, most

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01/05/2013 nausika

Off / On: reinventing the Kraftwerkian wheel

Forma, Off / On, Spectrum Spools / Editions Mego, SP 024CD (2012) Forma is a trio (Mark Dwinell, Sophie Lam,

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30/04/2013 nausika

Vaporware / Scanops: quiet electronic wonderworld shyly waits for visitors

Bee Mask, Vaporware / Scanops, Australia, Room 40, RM450 (2012) Deceptively innocent and cheerful, this spacey and spaced-out recording by Bee

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23/04/2013 nausika

Cold of Ages: a grand and epic black metal / doom fusion recording

Ash Borer, Cold of Ages, Profound Lore Records, CD (2012) Ash Borer’s second album could very well be their breakthrough

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22/04/2013 nausika

Regnum Saturni: flowing, raging, hypnotic black metal noise intensity

Fell Voices, Regnum Saturni, Gilead Media, 2xLP RELIC45 (2013) Fell Voices is a black metal band based in Santa Cruz

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18/04/2013 nausika

Time is but a Doorway to the Incinerator: music that addresses the pain and meaninglessness of existence

Torture Chain, Time is but a Doorway to the Incinerator, Eternal Summer, cassette (2012) This US act has only released

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17/04/2013 nausika

Muknal (self-titled): herald of evil and disturbing forces from the far ends of the cosmos

Muknal, self-titled, Crepusculo Negro, cassette CN-22 (2012) (Note: At this time of writing the EP’s third pressing of 300 copies

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10/04/2013 nausika

Bloodlands: a description of a black hell of depression and nihilism

Ash Borer, Bloodlands, Gilead Media, EP RELIC47 (2013) Ash Borer hails from California and since I buy a lot of

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