Acretongue South Africa
Acretongue from South Africa take a relaxed and surreal approach, using their samples and synth pads to create a surreal, otherworldly atmosphere reminiscent of a darker version of the labelmates mind.in.a.box. The product of over 4 years of work, Nico Janse van Rensburg's fantastic debut "Strange Cargo" features some of the best cover art we've seen for some time. ... more
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by Front Line Assembly
supported by 44 fans who also own “Requiem”
I was pleasantly-surprised by this album. I was expecting something colder, slower, and ambient from what little I first heard before I bought it. Instead, it's not too unlike the later Mechanical Soul. There's elements of old and new FLA here, and there's parts of this that I rather like. I wouldn't mind more collab songs, for one, or for more flirting with other genres. Give me both vaporwave-y songs AND hardcore industrial dance.
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Mourn [Deluxe Edition]
by Assemblage 23
supported by 44 fans who also own “Requiem”
This is a real step-forward album, so emotionally and musically strong
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supported by 40 fans who also own “Requiem”
Whole album is a good balance of slower songs and faster tracks which dominate. Really like "What is wrong" due to it's straight punch line and the awesome instruments arranged along.
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Dystopian UK Bass from Mercy System explores the realms of Dubstep nuanced with UK Garage, Grime, and Dancehall.
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THOUSANDNEEDLES
by Bestial Mouths
A stellar cast of artists put their own shadowy spins on recent Bestial Mouths material—toward the goth club floor or into pure noise.
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Two tracks from Buenos Aires artist Inalco2222 explore the grittier side of industrial music, with blown-out synths and driving beats.
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supported by 37 fans who also own “Requiem”
I LOVE Iris and have every one of their albums. This, for me, is their best album ever. The only niggle I have is the mastering of album. There are electronic artifacts in a few of the tracks and the ticks in "Third Strike" move in a out of time with the beat. It's a real shame because it takes away from what would otherwise be a perfect album.
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