The electro/industrial punk duo going under the name of The Trouser Cops went to quite lengths to reach me for a review, I would be a dickhead not to give their stuff a listen.
Fallen Baby Angel – drag light in the darkness (digital release review)
I’ve got a notification from the Bandcamp about Fallen Baby Angel material being just released today, and having nothing particularly important to do, I’ve decided to check it out, because, you know…why not?
Projekt203 – Demolačná čata (USB release review)
Starting off with “Memento Mori” Sissi’s voice entrances me and I’m already caught in a spell… at the 1:00 mark the music hits in a different, surprising way which I found extremely cool. I love being blindsided like that. When Ondrej’s voice hits I said “hell yes!” And then they both duet, and all is right with the world.
ViVi Vex – Transmission 1: Iconoclastic F4g0t (EP review)
Been sent this via my IG account and as I haven’t listened to anything EBM/electronic related for quite a some time, you know, there’s really no reason not to give it a try.
I Ya Toyah – Code Blue (album review)
You should know by now (and if you don’t, the you’ll never, never know), the Rubber Axe webzine is quite broad in its embrace of various genres. If something resonates with us, then it’s good and we’ll definitely want to write about it.
Liya – Listen (digital release)
How long was it since we review anything electronic? Quite long, I guess, but thanks to William Zimmerman from New Dark Ages PR I have an opportunity to immerse myself into the sweet notes of artificial sounds and sound landscapes. Here comes Liya.
PROJEKT203 – Replay (2000-2016) (digital release review)
Projekt203 is a band I didn’t know of until recently, when my friend and Rubber Axe’s editor-in-chief Rudolf turned me on to them. He knows my love of female-fronted pop acts, and suggested this band.
Worsaw – A Lesson In Violence (album review)
We’ve got another nice album to review from Machine Man Records, this time it’s Worsaw’s “A Lesson In Violence” and from the first tones I know I’m gonna like it. Oh man…
Krebs – Corvus (digital release review)
I’ve received this nice digital promo from Machine Man Records, a New Jersey (USA) label specializing in electronic/industrial/metal underground music – so let’s have a look what do we have here.
VA Amiga – Electronics (5-disc Boxset review)
I recently discovered this really cool box-set from the German label Amiga. Amiga has been releasing popular music since at least the 1950’s and possibly prior. Before finding this nice little box I had only been familiar with Amiga for some of their Progressive-Rock, Jazz-Rock and Psyche-Rock releases.