Noise, Gothic/Industrial, Metal, Dark Ambient, NeoFolk/Martial Music Reviews & Interviews………..From The Subterranean And Below
Moon And Azure Shadow is the brainchild of one Sean Yoshioka. "Formed in 2012, the solo project "Moon and Azure Shadow" seeks to combine influences from Japanese Soundtracks and Atmospheric Black Metal to create an immersive dark and ethereal sound" Moon And Azure Shadow creates sonic landscapes that successfully combine atmospheric black metal with dungeon synth and... Continue Reading →
In our quest to find the most unique noise artists from Japan, we came across one who really re-defines the genre to create his own style as a "sound artist," thereby not limiting himself to being a "Japanese noise artist." What makes Masayuki Imanishi unique is his use of field recordings and found objects such... Continue Reading →
Rudolf Eb.er needs little introduction; except to those not yet privileged enough to be a witness to the madness and discomfort he creates. But maybe Rudolf Eb.er's work represents the segments of life that most of us chose to ignore or pretend that we are unaware of their existence. Yes, Rudof Eb.er's work as a... Continue Reading →
KK Null is one of the most prominent names in the Japanese noise scene. He really needs no introduction. However, for the sake of a few of you who might merely be curious about Japanese noise/power electronics in general, you simply can't grasp the movement as a whole without listening to KK's work. After hearing... Continue Reading →
As I noted in my review of the Black Acuity Suddenly Diagonal album, Seij minus aC is truly a special artist. The musical dynamics of sole-member hAj spread from very minute in technical detail to abstraction both conceptually and formally. You can read the review here... https://noisebeneaththesnow.com/2017/08/18/seij-minus-ac-black-acuity-suddenly-diagonal-album-review-ebmindustrialjapan/ We are taking an active and aggressive effort to promote Seij... Continue Reading →
The Noise Beneath The Snow 