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Tag: ambient

24/10/2014 nausika

Form Destroyer: a techno-industrial ride into hells of despair

Auditor, Form Destroyer, Annihilvs, CD APEX2014-04 (2014) We actually have met the man behind Auditor before: he’s the fellow behind

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20/10/2014 nausika

Xothist (self-titled): astral black metal psychedelic soundscapes of pain, torment and damnation

Xothist, self-titled, Fallen Empire Records, vinyl (2013) Remastered and reissued in 2013 by Fallen Empire Records, this self-titled debut by

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19/10/2014 nausika

Flora: post-metal / shoegazer spring-time revival for green BM act

Botanist, VI: Flora, The Flenser, CD FR46 (2014) For some reason he missed Album No 5, although a split recording

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14/10/2014 Ed Pinsent

Insertion Loss

Héctor Rey is the owner of Nueni Records, who sent us his label’s first release After (NUENI #000) from Berlin

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11/10/2014 Paul Khimasia Morgan

Angel’s Breakfast

Rapoon To West And Blue POLAND ZOHARUM ZOHAR 054-2 CD (2013) Rapoon is Robin Storey who was half of zoviet_France

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09/10/2014 nausika

Skáphe (self-titled): powerfully hellish ambient BM psychedelia

Skáphe, self-titled, Fallen Empire Records, cassette (2014) “Skáphe”, a Greek word meaning hollowed or scooped-out, seems an unusual name for

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01/10/2014 nausika

Primitive and Deadly: a rich ore of atmospheric and terse desert-Western soundscape doom rock

Earth, Primitive and Deadly, Southern Lord, CD lord 195 (2014) Since reinventing themselves as an instrumental doom rock band with “HEX:

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22/09/2014 nausika

La Dama del Alba: an uneven work but with a good hard-edged sound

Falgar, La Dama del Alba, Greece, Nebular Winter Productions, cassette NWP01 (2013) With a title that translates into English as

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19/09/2014 nausika

Premonicion de Guerra: harbinger of more cold and raging minimalist black metal

Lluvia, Premonicion de Guerra, Fallen Empire Records, vinyl FE-09 (2013) Originally the mastermind behind this Mexican BM act was a

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19/09/2014 nausika

Cvbe ov Falsehood / II: a chilling descent into blackened ambient drone industrial sound art

Cvbe ov Falsehood, II, Hanged Man Recordings, cassette HMR011 (2014) A new project helmed by one of the members of

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