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25/09/2022 Ed Pinsent

When Vikings Ruled Space

Short percussion works from the team of Ingar Zach (Norway) and Michele Rabbia (Italy) on Musique Pour Deux Corps (SOFA

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21/09/2022 nausika

Nahanagan Stadial: non-stop blackened death / war metal chaos is a mess but still a lot of fun

Coscradh, Nahanagan Stadial, Ireland, Invictus Productions, IP185, CD digipak / vinyl (2022) A gloriously messy recording of non-stop destruction and chaos,

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14/09/2022 nausika

Fake: dynamic duo leading the way into a retro space jazz dystopian underworld

Lorenzo Feliciati & Dominique Vantomme, Fake, India, Subcontinental Records, SCR049 CD digipak (2022) Two veteran musicians (and long-time friends) in

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12/09/2022 nausika

The Gleam: a stark and minimal presentation on human responses to and interactions with light

Park Jiha, The Gleam, tak:til / Glitterbeat, GB119 CD / vinyl ( 2022) As its title suggests, “The Gleam” revolves

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08/09/2022 nausika

Fever Collapse: harsh noise industrial electronics and dark ambient describing a world in breakdown

Absolute Key, Fever Collapse, France, Asylum Tenebris, cassette (2022) I only discovered Absolute Key and its prolific output very recently

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24/08/2022 Ed Pinsent

Occupying The Ruins

New batch from Zoharum of four darksters of which Kontinent’s Stasis (ZOHAR 233-2) has already been reviewed by Jennifer here.

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09/08/2022 nausika

Celestial Woods: a paradox of rich and lush yet icy and harsh atmospheric / post-black metal / ambient soundscape immersion

Raat, Celestial Woods, Italy, Flowing Downwards, Flow044, CD (2022) Following after second album “Raison d’Etre”, released in late 2020, and

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08/08/2022 Ed Pinsent

The Void of Emotion

Thomas Köner’s Aubrite (MILLE PLATEAUX MP34) here in a nifty reissue form, following on from this label’s reissue of his

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03/08/2022 nausika

The Dystopian World of J. G. Ballard: a dark and sombre sound art compilation with few shocks or surprises

Various Artists, The Dystopian World of J. G. Ballard, Italy, Zero K, limited edition CD (2022) Having read some of

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29/07/2022 Ed Pinsent

Blue Oblongs, Part 2

Continuing note of new tapes from the UK label Bluetapes, which arrived 20th September 2021. Bulbils are the team of

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