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18/03/2021 nausika

Só Quem Viu o Relâmpago à Sua Direita Sabe: a deeply soulful microcosm of Brazilian music and history

Kaatayra, Só Quem Viu o Relâmpago à Sua Direita Sabe, China, Pest Productions, PEST 262, CD (2020) An electrifying and

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12/03/2021 nausika

I Remember You (Original Sound Track): a funereal set of dark ambient mood pieces

I Remember You (Original Sound Track), United Kingdom, Cold Spring Records, CSR287CD digipak (2020) The official soundtrack to the 2017

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09/12/2020 nausika

Wreathed in Mourncloud: a work of beauty, majesty and emotion that falls short of being a masterpiece

Fellwarden, Wreathed in Mourncloud, Germany, Eisenwald Tonschmiede, EISEN161 limited edition vinyl LP (2020) The Lake District in north-western England is

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05/12/2020 nausika

Houmeissa: a soundtrack of electronic desert folk for a computer game or an animated film

Hama, Houmeissa, United States, Sahel Sounds, SS-049 vinyl LP (2019) While looking up information on Mamman Sani Abdulaye on Sahel

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25/11/2020 nausika

Vines Grow Between My Eyes: a starkly minimal electronic / industrial folk album with an uncomfortable message

Happy Dead Man, Vines Grow Between My Eyes, Germany, Unrock, UNROCK 019 LP (2020) A collaboration of three stalwarts of

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19/10/2020 Ed Pinsent

Caterwauling Tales

Matthew J Rolin and Jen Powers (currently based in Columbus) have made Powers/Rolin Duo (FEEDING TUBE RECORDS FTR524), a pleasant

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17/10/2020 nausika

Eternity of Shaog: deranged blackened death Lovecraftian demonic possession par excellence

Esoctrilihum, Eternity of Shaog, Italy, I, Voidhanger Records, IVR130 double LP / CD (2020) MAD FRENCH BLACK METAL ACT ALERT!

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14/10/2020 Ed Pinsent

It’s All Meet

From Nashville TN we have The Cherry Blossoms, an American acoustic collective who may have been active since 2000, even

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09/10/2020 nausika

Le Rite: a unique recording of folk, electronics, dark ambient and black metal fusion

La Breiche, Le Rite, United Kingdom, Cold Spring Records, CSR280CD (2020) A remarkable recording indeed, influenced by and/or featuring elements

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08/10/2020 nausika

The Age of Decadence: an epic and complex technical death metal history lesson soundtrack

Gallows Hymn, The Age of Decadence, United States, self-released CD (2020) By the time Gallows Hymn released “The Age of

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