Noise, Gothic/Industrial, Metal, Dark Ambient, NeoFolk/Martial Music Reviews & Interviews………..From The Subterranean And Below
Coming to us from Copenhagen, Denmark is a singer/songwriter who uniquely describes his music as "The Greenwich Village folk scene of 1967 treated with a coffee grinder and broadcasted through the echoing ground system of an abandoned shopping mall." Now if that's not the most original description, I don't know what is. Anyway, Rasmus Weirup... Continue Reading →
We journey now to Brighton, UK for an act that balances simplicity with complexity. ENSEMBLE 1 brings us Guitar, Bass & Drums, their latest release. The album contains three tracks for around 48 minutes. Their Bandcamp states that “Ensemble 1 combine minimalist composition methods with speed, volume and intricate percussion techniques to create gargantuan soundscapes.” One... Continue Reading →
Russian experimental/electronic artist Düshan Düshan has announced the release of their new EP, the appropriately-titled, EP. The release contains four tracks and clocks in at just under twenty minutes. Aleksandr Sokolov us the sole artist behind Düshan Düshan. The project is named after the French conceptual artist Marcel Duchamp as well as the band Duran Duran. After... Continue Reading →
Originally a minimalist side project from Industrial electro-terrorists, Any Questions?, Imbued Vagary coalesced into being in 1989 as an outlet for their electronic experiments and sonic soundscapes. Imbued Vagary now lives on as a musical collective of like minded musicians whose purpose is to explore new musical realms and technologies. We had the chance to explore the... Continue Reading →
Rarely do bands come along who not only push the envelope, ignore genre constraints but go the extra length to create their own. tAngerinecAt is such a band. Who would have thought that mixing electronic beats and a hurdy-gurdy? UK's tAngerinecAt answers that question. Their Bandcamp would indicate that indeed they are developing a cult... Continue Reading →
