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14/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

Domestic Violence

Here I am enduring yet another release by The New Blockaders, the original noise band with whose output I have

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14/11/2019 nausika

The Forcing Season: Further Acts of Severance – impressions of Planet Earth being engulfed by a chaos from within

Sky Burial, The Forcing Season: Further Acts of Severance, Opa Loka Records, OL1904 CD (2019) Sky Burial is the solo

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11/11/2019 nausika

Doctrine: first step on a long dark (and hopefully fruitful) journey in the Left Hand Path

Qayin Regis, Doctrine, Spain, BlackSeed Productions, SEED052 CD / vinyl (2019) With a name that includes the Hebrew form of

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05/11/2019 nausika

Pyrefication: a raw ambient noise BM universe of unending darkness, pain and spiritual torment

Pa Vesh En, Pyrefication, Germany, Iron Bonehead Productions, CD digipak limited edition (2019) For a band that put out its

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03/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

Dren is Hungry

Polish murk and semi-industrial gloom from Dren, a duo of players named Natt and Akton who live in Tri-City in

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22/10/2019 nausika

The Baneful Choir: a deep dive into a hilariously insane sonic universe of crushing black / death machinery

Teitanblood, The Baneful Choir, France, Norma Evangelium Diaboli, NED050 vinyl 12″ LP (2019) No sooner did I finish ploughing through

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15/10/2019 nausika

The Furnaces of Palingenesia: a rebirth, in less grand form, of a veteran black metal band

Deathspell Omega, The Furnaces of Palingenesia, France, Norma Evangelium Diaboli, NED047 CD digipak (2019) After 20 years – whut, 20

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06/10/2019 Ed Pinsent

Poasen Ivy

Lovely sinister creepoid electronic sounds from Transtilla on their debut Transtilla 1 (OPA-LOKA RECORDS OL1901). This album lulls you into

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05/10/2019 nausika

Symphony No 1: a powerful and raw expansive work from an unlikely artist

Ophir Ilzetzki, Symphony No 1, Germany, False Industries, False026 limited edition cassette (2019) An incredibly powerful and expansive work that

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01/10/2019 nausika

A Sanguine Bond: soundscapes of bleak ambient, powerful drone and bursts of noise

J Carter / Divorce Ring (split), A Sanguine Bond, Germany, Vaagner, VAKNAR 11, limited edition cassette (2019) J Carter aka

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